posted on March 11, 2003 03:46:50 PM new
Hi
I have been using a program that I purchase by the year, now I see that Ebay is offering "Seller Assistant" for listing Auctions, but what I don't understand is where do I store my pictures, Right now my program stores all my pictures (which is included in my purchase price of $118.00 for the year)......
Seller Assistant is $4.99 for basic a month.
That is 59.88 for the year, which is cheaper, but does anyone know about problems with the program? And if Ebay charges for each picture that you put up. And where would I have to store my pictures, would I be able to still keep them on my C drive and upload them to Ebay when I am doing an auction?
I have checked in the site for this information but they do not show what I would like to know.
I am happy with the program I use now, which I have been using for 4 years now. I don't know if I should change over, I don't have any trouble with my program now, and I am worried if Seller Assistant is a stable program.
If anyone can give me there opinion I would appreciate it.
posted on March 11, 2003 04:05:34 PM new
I have been using Sellers Assistant Basic for more than 3 yeards now. It originally was from Blackthorne Software and eBay bought it. In any case, there are 2 options for pictures. The first is to send them to eBay just like listibg a pcture frm the Selly Your Item Form. The second is to host them at your ISP via FTP. This is the best choice as you can add up to 6 pictures at no additional cost. Using the eBay picture servers the first is free only. If you have further questions, just ask.
posted on March 11, 2003 06:35:30 PM new
Hi Marcn
Thank you for your reply, you have ans. my questions about adding the pictures. Right now with my program I make my listing and upload the pictures from my C to my program and then.......upload the listing to ebay. By doing it this way it saves me time, where storing them at my FTP, through my ISP it will talk up more time for me, and then I need to delete them because the ISP only allows a certain amount, where now I have no limitations.
You have helped me make my choice, thank you, I decided to renew the program I have been using.
Thank you again for taking the time to help me.
tonimar1
posted on March 11, 2003 07:31:39 PM new
I also used Sellers Ass for years and finally gave it up because of a constant problem with them and aol. photos didn't show, one or the other was down a LOT. That is way I an with Auction Watch. When blackthorn ran the program it was great but its been down hill ever since ebay bought blackthorns out.
