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According to the terms it doesn’t exclude Turbo Lister and SMP.
Unlike the terms in the promotion on 17th January. *Items listed using professional tools, such as, Turbo Lister, are excluded.*
The terms have changed. The section shown when the promotion first appeared which excluded the use of professional listing tools has now been removed.
eBay, a question for you.
Why would a private seller need to use Turbo Lister?
If you removed the ability it may put a stop to private sellers who have 10,000 private 99p start auctions ending every day and thus improve the browsing experience for buyers who *don’t* want to buy a load of old pony.
may be the penny has dropped ,
ebay have allowed
turbo lister ,knowing its every chance of listing nowt ,and buggering up the listings 😈
There are ways around the ebay rule *Items listed using professional tools, such as, Turbo Lister, are excluded.* if it had of been implemented.
I have never got my head around why ebay disciminates between private and business sellers. No other media sites such as Amazon or Biblio disciminate in such a way.
It must cost ebay a fortune in lost sales when media sellers list their stock elswhere where its free to list a book of any price .
After the number of people that complained about being charged for relists/turbo lister/auctiva etc after the last event, many of whom were subsequently refunded, it doesn’t surprise me that eBay made the amendment to the T&C’s. There were plenty of threads on MSE, Q&A etc about this.
Rather than fix the problem at root cause (limiting numbers of free listings) they come up with a convaluted plan that backfires on them.
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