I do some selling on ebay and I know that they do not offer the Turbo Lister pro for mac. I am considering purchasing either garaglesale or isell. Please let me know about your experiances and thougths on these or other products I can use for listing, managing, and other ebay applications. THANX!
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Ebay Users: Software?
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dogbone
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You don't really need any software at all because you can use simple html markup. You don't need much.
I usually just put some graduated coloured stripes of various widths in and set the type a bit larger with some colours.
htmlgoodies.com should have some simple markup tuts.
I usually just put some graduated coloured stripes of various widths in and set the type a bit larger with some colours.
htmlgoodies.com should have some simple markup tuts.
Thanks, i just used my Windows pc at home, turbo lister seems to be 10x better than anything else, really wish ebay would release a mac version.
if there was software that could generate a page like the following with very little html from you e.g. some br, ul, li tags and also offered image hosting would anyone of you guys be willing to pay say 50 cents to a dollar for each generation?
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8776921905
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8776921905
I highly recommend Garagesale. Although I'm still using the trial version, I'm certain that a nice, professional looking auction can push up interest and therefore price a great deal.
Eraserhead
macrumors G4
As a cheapass, the only thing I have used to sell on eBay is Taco Html Edit (with Live Preview to show what it looks like), then some random web hosting to store the images.
