Thanks @Anonymous! You're right - that worked exactly as you said. I put a couple items from my Watch list to my Research list, and also as you said - couldn't move them from that list to another.
But, unless we can "protect" the other lists from getting offers, this cool function will become pretty irrelevant.
When @Anonymous weighs in, I'd like to know whether the "make offer to watchers" applies only to listings created with the Quick List Tool...which I'd never even heard of until I saw that info posted under the video. With great difficulty, I finally found that "tool" and tried to use it for a few listings last night. It works ONLY if you're listing something pretty identical to someone's existing listing, and even then, it seemed to toss me back into the detailed/advanced listing tool I always use. It appears the QLT can be used to completion, only if you're keeping essentially all the terms of the original listing you poached with the QLT? Or am I tossed over to the advanced listing tool because I'm a Seller Hub user? So - it will be unavailable to those of us who embraced Seller Hub?
Also, if this is new capability applies only to listings that already have Best Offer enabled, that seriously limits its usefulness, since lots of sellers don't fool with BO listings. I would use it in this circumstance only: Currently I have a few listings that are expiring EOM, with watchers, no BO available. I'd be happy to extend an offer to those watchers and hope to move those items out of here. Absent that capability, I'm about to lower the price (not using markdown manager!), which SHOULD trigger eBay emails to the watchers (including any competitors watching...) that there's been a price decrease. Frankly, THAT capability appeals to me much more than this "send offer" one, because it retains IPR. If sending an offer under the new program doesn't force immediate payment when the offer is accepted - I'll never use it.
