I have a script in Browser automation studio that pulls from walmart to ebay and I plan to run multiple VM's on my proxies to run each account. The only issue I seem to have is Browser Automation Studio uses such an unbelievable amount of your computer, to the point where I think it mines crypto in the background. (It is a free software so they have to make money somehow). I looked into Selenium although that seemed like it would take time to learn. Also where do people usually get warmed up accounts? I heard they can be worth it.
Thoughts on my ebay strategy?
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Antony Parker
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- Apr 13, 2025
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Your eBay strategy will work best if you focus on high-demand items, competitive pricing, and fast shipping.
But without seeing your exact approach, it’s hard to judge — share a bit more and I’ll give you a proper breakdown.
But without seeing your exact approach, it’s hard to judge — share a bit more and I’ll give you a proper breakdown.
Idk but the way you wrote that sounds a lot like ai
Although That's kinda it for the strategy, not much else to it. VMs running BAS script which will post dropshipped item from walmart at an upsell which each account tailored to one VM and proxy
Although That's kinda it for the strategy, not much else to it. VMs running BAS script which will post dropshipped item from walmart at an upsell which each account tailored to one VM and proxy
Hafiz_12
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- Nov 1, 2025
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bro just copy paste from Ai
Hafiz_12
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When i got new accounts we don't list many products at once.
when we got some sales then we increase our listing speed and remember 1 thing don't use any rdp or proxy