Top 10 Ebay Tools

February 18th, 2009 2 Comments » | POSTED BY ROB

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Many people have used eBay to either buy the odd cheap item or sell a bit of unwanted stuff.

But if you want to do some serious eBaying, either in looking for items at a bargain price, or you want to be a power seller looking to earn a few more quid through the auction site’s marketplace, then the chances are you’ll want to use some of the many eBay tools that are available to you to help you out, either helping with item searches or automating some of the manual processes.

TechRadar has listed the 10 killer apps for eBay sellers and buyers, some are little-known free tools provided by eBay themselves, others are third-party applications that can cost money. But even where you’re paying out, in the long run they should help you save or make even more from your buying and selling.

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Cliff, January 16th, 2010

I also recommend Feedback Selector – it extracts the feedback for the item you are interested in only rather than having to go through all the feedback that a seller has.
http://www.feedbackselector.com

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