I have around 6,000 items listed - all with FileExchange uploads -
warnings for bad store category at times, but mostly normal. I have
recently found it useful to start the item title with some unique code
text to make searching for my listing more r...
I do my selling via the "reports" system of CSV files uploads/downloads
and such. MOSTLY, I can figure them out by trial and error, but it it
more painful than it needs to be. I've worked through the basic crap of
having csv files that have descripti...
This morning I made 3 sales to the same buyer - three different ids,
zero feedbacks , but they were somewhat related in naming. The stuff I
sell (and buy) has not given me any problems in 20 years - stamp
collectors are a pretty honest group, and hun...
After 20 years of selling, 100% positive feedback and such, I know I am
not a "top rated seller" for the purposes of getting the benefits
because I do not use tracked shipping (unless I choose to for individual
shipments). I don't get shipping compla...
I have recently set up and monitored a "Promoted Listings Standard" on
my 5000 items of collectable stamps in a very specialized collecting
area - Hunting and Fishing stamps - an offshoot of "duck stamps". I
seriously doubt if my results to people se...
@eburtonlab Don't know what eBay you are looking at, but neither your
link or the traditional searches of car radio or "car radio" does what
you just said. Your link does bring up "only" 1,200 responses, but
scattered over dozens of categories. Depen...
Thanks for your thoughts, but I think you hit on a key point when you
said "So you understand that eBay has not actually taken away the
ability to search within a subcategory, though now it takes more clicks
to accomplish that than you might otherwis...
You are not even close. That is more or less how it ought to work, but
not at all how it actually does work. A "real" search is an iterative
process, For 20 years, I have spent most of my time in category 685,
which is "Collectibles & Art/ .../ Unite...
Since the original change a month or two back, I've been trying to get
used to the change, under the assumption that there really is a
work-around by taking the search results and somehow getting down to the
category that I was originally looking at....
I agree 100%. I want to search in the category I am in currently. It
does look like, technically, the search term, then click on a category
does the same job (sort of). A POSSIBLE benefit is that your search
words might bring up the actual thing you ...
