posted on July 3, 2005 03:34:14 PM
Would be nice if we could carry over our Ebay feedback to Yahoo. I am just starting out and have zero rating. I feel like a virgin in the woods!
posted on July 4, 2005 10:17:38 PM
For the first time in months, Jack made sense. No need to waste your time at ioffer. It is a dead site with too much baby sitting needed for nothing. Yahoo in reality at the moment isn't exactly hot either. Here is a good site that you can input stats into your Yahoo auction to detail your other feedback.
posted on July 5, 2005 04:45:50 AM
I see a lot of new sellers on Yahoo that say check my eBay feedback with their eBay ID. About 5 years ago Yahoo had a promotion that you could transfer your eBay feedback and they gave you $1.00 in your yahoo wallet for each feedback. You just gave them your eBay ID and they matched the feedback number on Yahoo. At the time I had about 600 feedback on eBay. I still have about $300.00 left in my Yahoo wallet.
posted on July 5, 2005 04:59:53 AM
That's a neat idea, but I bet it wouldn't work nowdays. eBay would probably sue them claiming they "own" the feedback.
Can't you spend that Yahoo Wallet money on stuff in Yahoo Stores? I think you can... I sure wouldn't let it sit that long without cashing in.
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And Jack & Stone are both right. iOffer is just a complete waste of time. Right at the momnent, so is Yahoo, although Yahoo is trying to make a comeback, and is almost certain to improve somewhat in the coming months.
You are allowed to mention your eBay ID and feedback numbers in your Yahoo listings, but DO NOT include a link to eBay... That's the quick way to get zapped.
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posted on July 5, 2005 08:47:09 AM
OK stonecold - I went thru the process on the link you gave me for feedback and now want to cut and paste it into my listings. Where do I paste the HTML so the feedback on 2 sites will show up??
posted on July 5, 2005 06:45:42 PM
I've had a few good sales at ioffer.
Since there are no listing fees, and you can transfer listings with their software, there is really no time invested in listing your items at the site, so it is not a waste of time.
posted on July 5, 2005 07:33:47 PM
Sorry, but simple relisters on e bay,,,,,,,and Sold 1000's of them,,,,NEVER Once Sold any,,,,,,,,,@ Ioffer....Not ONCE!!!!!!!! NEVER! It's a bottom feeders site.........Way DOWN Bottom feeders, So far down there is NO light,,,,,,,,the BOTTOM.......Is under a ROCK on the BOTTOM saying what I offer is.........
Space is Valuable. Dump it ALL at the Swap and start over.
posted on July 5, 2005 07:44:36 PM
They call it Mr Grabber, big deal,,,,,,so yer FB is transfered there, Who cares, the Buyers don't cause they AIN'T any BUYERS there......
If you like to email back and forth,,,,,,,back and forth, back and forth.
Space is Valuable. Dump it ALL at the Swap and start over.
posted on July 6, 2005 11:12:37 AM
That feedback link site is pretty cool. If you use option two it has a banner that takes buyers to a page with your feedback PLUS a link to your ebay auctions.
I will have to look into inserting that in my yahoo auctions. It's free advertising for my ebay auctions.
posted on July 6, 2005 12:07:35 PM
ewora - that is what I want to do, but don't know where to cut and paste it??
Let me know if you figure it out, please.
