posted on March 22, 2003 07:56:27 AM new
I sell records on Ebay, 45rpm rock and roll etc. and I list about 100 a week. I like to have them ending about 2 minutes apart so that people can by them one after another.
Is there any way I can do this using the Scheduled launch feature?
posted on March 22, 2003 08:00:02 AM new
Are you listing them through auction watch, or ebay? If you list them through auction watch I know you can list them 15 minutes apart through sales manager, and I think their offline tool will let you go by the minute, but I'm not sure since I don't use it.
posted on March 22, 2003 08:12:26 AM new
I use Auction Watch, and list on Ebay. What I need to figure out is how to list them 2 or 3 minutes apart. Any suggestions out there???
posted on March 22, 2003 08:14:47 AM new
I think if you download smpro you can schedule them a few minutes apart. It's auction watches offline program, and then you sync it with AW
posted on March 22, 2003 11:13:07 AM new
AW Sales Manager Pro will allow you to list 5 minutes apart. Otherwise you are stuck with 15 minutes apart, using the online Sales Manager.
Both give you fairly good time control, but remember you are at the mercy of the eBay interface, which during peak times can get jammed up, and then it sets the que.
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posted on March 22, 2003 09:41:39 PM new
I use schedule on Auction Watch and I list for 2 or 3 days and I have it end on Sunday night. It works great for me.
posted on March 23, 2003 03:14:56 PM new
Sales Manager BE will do it every 2 minutes, but is missing other features such as auto relist. I am still using it becuase it has far better post sales management than any of the other AW products. You can still download it if you want to use it. It can be slow if you have a large number of photo's with your items.
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