posted on September 10, 2002 05:06:51 PM new
From the Announcements Board I don't see this on AW anywhere so I though i'd post it.
In June, we announced that we would soon be offering a new eBay seller
tool. We are pleased to announce that eBay Turbo Lister is now
available for download.
eBay Turbo Lister is a desktop software program that can help you
create eBay listings more quickly and easily. Best of all, eBay Turbo
Lister is free to download and use! (Normal eBay listing fees will
still apply.)
Some of the features offered by eBay Turbo Lister are:
*An intuitive design that is easy to learn and use.
*A WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) HTML description editor.
*Save your listings in eBay Turbo Lister with the ability to use them
again and again.
*Reliable bulk uploading of listings using the eBay API.
*Schedule your listings to start on eBay when you desire (a 10 cent
scheduling fee will apply.)
*And Much More!
Please note that the first version of Turbo Lister will not support
uploading to eBay Motors, eBay Real Estate, eBay Live Auctions, or
Sothebys.com. We intend to provide Turbo Lister support for these
specialty sites in the coming months.
Note for Mister Lister users:
eBay Turbo Lister will eventually replace Mister Lister. We will give
you at least 90 days notice before support for Mister Lister is
discontinued. Mister Lister will continue to be fully supported until
at least early 2003. However, we encourage you to try Turbo Lister
right away.
To learn more about eBay Turbo Lister, download the program or give us
your feedback about the new program, click here. We will evaluate and
incorporate your feedback on eBay Turbo Lister into further product
releases.
posted on September 11, 2002 09:29:57 PM new
"Best of all, eBay Turbo Lister is free to download and use!"
Two paragraphs down they seem to have forgotten that already.
"Schedule your listings to start on eBay when you desire (a 10 cent scheduling fee will apply.) *And Much More!
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posted on September 12, 2002 02:29:42 PM new
Call me a conspiracy freak, but has anyone considered the idea that the latest version of Mister Lister is intentionally rife with problems in order to make more sellers "try" (ie pay in large amounts soon and become dependent on) ebay Turbo Lister? Is THAT why Turbo Lister and Mister Lister can't coexist in the near future. Damn skippy.
Shouldn't they have tried the latest Mr Lister out on a few chimpanzees and see if all the needed buttons show on their screen?
Oh, wait. Maybe they did. There's been a huge number of complaints about the latest Mr Lister, in which a seller has to change everthing about his/her OWN computer to accomodate that ONE program. It put me through the ringer a few times during attempted installation, so I just deleted the new version of Mr L and re-installed the old.
