Trouble with E-Bay, selling old Pioneer parts

[Fish]

I know a lot of guys here sell on E-bay, but they have changed the selling
setup, and I am having trouble setting up an auction on an old Pioneer.

Is anyone else having problems loading pics?

I am not real computer literate, so the resolution of my problem might be simple.

 

[Haywire Haywood]

I downloaded their turbo Lister 2 software. It's free and you can add the pics fairly easily. My internet is flaky and I'd always lose connection in the middle of working the bugs out of the listing. With turbo lister, you make your listing offline, and when you're done tweaking it to your satisfaction, you upload it to Ebay. It's designed for someone that is running a small ebay business with inventory and such, but works well for the occasional lister like me too.

Ian

 

[Dan Forsh]

Yeah, I use Turbolister 2 too. I have found that it will crash for no reason sometimes, but I've only ever listed stuff using Turbolister/TurbolisterII so I maybe don't have the experience to know what your problem is.

Have you tried to upload the pictures after you have added the listing to ebay?

You can make changes once it is on, I generally have to add the counter after I've uploaded the auction as I don't see an option to add it before. This is for both versions of Turbolister.

Dan

 

[mattinky]

I sell alot on eBay and have an eBay store as well, I don't like turbo lister myself - not knocking it or anything though. Anyway, If you're refering to the new list your item page (the one that's all blue and you do verything on one page) you can go back to the old list your item form if you want - look in the top left hand corner for the link to change it. I've found that cropping the photos really helps in the time it takes to load them. Thats one thing I don't like about turbo lister - it makes your photos really grainy from downsizing them so much to make them upload really fast. Just my .02..... Matt