Recent content by snorlax

Linnworks does all that. The free version will not list things but the pro versions will

I'm pretty sure that this is not true. This forum as loads of examples of people claiming they're cheaper, yet their competitors are higher up the ranking.

You can adjust your buyer requirements, under your account settings. Try setting it so that it requires credit card on file.

Try Linnworks, its very good and its free if you have less than 200 lines of inventory

What worries me is your margin is too small, it could be wiped out by so many factors. PayPal or eBay could put their fees up, a competitor could undercut you, postage could go up. 1 lost item in the post or chargeback would wipe out the profit for 10 sales. You will not make your millions...

Do you mean companies that have registered as a rights owner, if so then yes: http://pages.ebay.com/help/community/vero-aboutme.html

You could just sell them as a job lot. 150 x €5 is still a nice profit and would give someone a profit margin, plus you get the money straight away.

eBay looks at the last few days sales as an indicator of a good product, so if an item has a lot of purchases recently then it might get a further boost. What experienced sellers do is sell a few items then revise the price upwards. Check your competitors revision history. Some people...

....going on the Bay. Passed between '3 Milfy Brooklin Babes' who have 'had their way' with this book. Brilliant http://www.ebay.com/itm/3-MILFY-Brooklyn-Babes-Selling-Thrice-Read-Copy-of-Fifty-Shades-of-Grey-/150912544152?pt=US_Fiction_Books&hash=item232316ad98

The over 45 days thing has stuffed you with eBay and PayPal. Where did the funds come from originally? Was is a credit card? You might be able to put a claim in. Also where are you based, someone might know local laws that you could use.

Great tips, much better than the "host your own pictures hurr durr" you normally get.

These guys do free Photoshop requests, they might be able to do a logo for you http://www.photoshoprequest.com/

Search online for 'Google keywords tool' and 'Bay Estimator'

PayPals latest little scam is to hold the transfer for 24 hours 'to review it'. Strange that my last 2 withdrawals had to reviewed for 24 hours. The first one maybe, but the second? And also curious, they both took exactly 24 hours and 13 minutes to be reviewed.