I 100% agree with this statement.
Automatisation of the Amazon to Ebay Method
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yes you are 100% correct. Anyone who's doing the automation thing right in a massive scale is doing it with proprietary software.
pricematik
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- Oct 4, 2015
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Your are totally right and this is how Pricematik started.
A year and a half ago I started drop shipping from Amazon to eBay and as a software engineer I quickly realize that I was able to almost automate the whole process. At first I automated the listing creation process then the price tracking / stock tracking and so on.
Using my own software I have manage to built an eBay account that is generating around $15,000/month of profit and that is growing every month as the selling limit increases.
After thinking about the success I had using my software I came with the idea to make a pubic version and Pricematik was born.
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electro303
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- Jul 24, 2009
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2nd that. If you have limits in the millions (items) & you are giving them thousands a month in fees, they see you & treat you VERY differently. At that level, a simple phone call usually solves most anything
I know for a fact that if you get to the point where eBay assigns you an account rep, the account rep can help you a lot getting rid of the defects and stuff like that.
electro303
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- Jul 24, 2009
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Exactly right. Not sure if it still is this way anymore since both are different companies, but Paypal as well - at least for us at the time.
ZennoBlaster
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I automate my ebay accounts, but, I sell stuff manually for a couple of weeks to build feedback (I sell low price stuff). This usually prevents bans, imo.
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We might be using the same automation tool :super: Why not automate right off the bat? You can still sell low priced risk free items at a low PM
