topic Re: Sellercore in Selling

Sellercore

starlight-imixlott-piercing — Sat, 16 Mar 2024 09:31:38 GMT

Does anyone know what the hell has happened to sellercore? They have taken my money twice in the last week as I thought the auto Renewel stuffed up but there site is saying I havnt paid and on the Free amount of storage only. I've got 1 lot of money oncoming back already and have to wait for the other lot to fully Clear before making a claim. There's no option to contact sellercore either as there site comes up with a error code when you try to message them via that way and noone answers there Facebook. Anyone know a site similar to sellercore that's actually mobile friendly as inkfrog wasn't great for me.

Re: Sellercore

davewil1964 — Sat, 16 Mar 2024 09:41:55 GMT

I have no idea what sellercore is, nor inkfrog for that matter.

Maybe stop subscribing to third party sources for things you can do yourself?

Re: Sellercore

starlight-imixlott-piercing — Sat, 16 Mar 2024 11:33:27 GMT

Im well aware I can just not use them but heaps of people do because we don't all no how to code or have the capability to host our own photos. There also used for Amazon, personal websites and lots of other sources including why people pay for photobucket, its not just for ebay. Many businesses rely on photo hosts and HTML codes to run properly and sellercore was the easiest to use.

Re: Sellercore

countessalmirena — Sat, 16 Mar 2024 10:34:40 GMT

OP, you are mistaking factual information in the context of decreasing third-party listing tools with trolling.

You probably have this link already, but in case you don’t, here you are: https://www.ebay.com.au/sellercentre/integration-tools

I suspect it has quite a bit of outdated information, though.

Re: Sellercore

davewil1964 — Sat, 16 Mar 2024 11:34:00 GMT

There you go. I use my computer to store my pics. At a pinch, if I didn't have a computer, I would use my phone.

Hardly trolling. You seem to have a third world issue.

Re: Sellercore

starlight-imixlott-piercing — Sat, 16 Mar 2024 12:15:57 GMT

That link is literally saying ti use Auctiva and inkfrog and that because they actually now have links to ebay and partnered. Ypu can't just store your own pictures while using HTML codes without a certain process I cant actually do.

Re: Sellercore

starlight-imixlott-piercing — Sat, 16 Mar 2024 12:17:53 GMT

You are just clueless to what HTML code is and the fact ebay is now partnered with most hosts.

Re: Sellercore

starlight-imixlott-piercing — Sun, 17 Mar 2024 05:09:49 GMT

You can't just add a picture to a HTML code unless you no how to code weither its on your computer or phone. You actually no nothing and im sorry I even tried to get answers on here because that link I was given is actually nothing if you read it and it's saying to use inkfrog and Auctiva plus a few others that are servers just like sellercore as there now partn ered with ebay as ebay is all about making money. All I asked was about sellercore.

Re: Sellercore

countessalmirena — Sat, 16 Mar 2024 12:59:18 GMT

Adding pictures with HTML is very simple.

As I said, the third-party listing tools are decreasing. In other words, you’re best off trying not to rely on them; one might be available one day, and no longer functioning with eBay the next.

And I specifically stated that the information appeared to be outdated.

Your tone and attitude are rude and ungrateful. Pull back your horns and take on what’s being posted, because all the indications are that this sellercore is no longer supported. You’ll honestly be best advised to teach yourself some simple coding. Have a look at https://www.w3schools.com … Get Adobe Dreamweaver. There are resources available. Even though I no longer code professionally, I could whip something up - but not for an angry ungrateful person who’s overheating like a bad lithium battery going into thermal runaway. But I have given you some helpful advice.

It’s up to you what you do with it.

Re: Sellercore

starlight-imixlott-piercing — Sun, 17 Mar 2024 06:29:46 GMT

They are actually having technical issues on there server from what I've gather afterwards and no I don't want to no how to code which is why I paid someone.

Re: Sellercore

starlight-imixlott-piercing — Sat, 16 Mar 2024 13:07:16 GMT

And BTW I dont have simple coding. It's a fairly complex template constructed by sellercore which is why I paid them.

Re: Sellercore

sugar249 — Sat, 16 Mar 2024 21:00:25 GMT

Countess, Great advice as usual, but sadly some OPS find it easier to name call than to take advice.

Just looked at OPS feedback to their negative feedback, not really the greatest way to respond to customers either.

Re: Sellercore

countessalmirena — Sun, 17 Mar 2024 08:36:02 GMT

For anyone else interested in this topic, the HTML to give one’s listings on eBay a pleasant and professional look is unlikely to be complicated. (In my opinion.)

Re: Sellercore

davewil1964 — Sun, 17 Mar 2024 09:06:57 GMT

I know a lot about HTML. I wouldn't use it on eBay as it's much easier to use the tools they provide.

KISS

Re: Sellercore

davewil1964 — Sun, 17 Mar 2024 09:09:57 GMT

Unlikely to be necessary, either. I wouldn't take the time to jazz my listings up to deter potential buyers when the basic tools eBay supply are (generally) more than sufficient.

Re: Sellercore

countessalmirena — Sun, 17 Mar 2024 09:19:33 GMT

That’s my view as well, purely as a buyer.

Simple and elegant design can give an overall impression to attract the buyer, just as clumsy and messy design can do the opposite… but the amount of personalisation needed (or wanted by the seller) on eBay listings to get good and consistent sales is probably best kept to the minimum.

eBay can tinker and in an instant a 3rd party design can go kefupfelupfel. (My own word.)

Re: Sellercore

imastawka — Sun, 17 Mar 2024 09:43:05 GMT

And a very good word it is indeed, Countess.

Much like the OP's very professional 'Knew Arrivals'

Re: Sellercore

sugar249 — Sun, 17 Mar 2024 20:19:31 GMT

@countessalmirena wrote:
That’s my view as well, purely as a buyer.

Simple and elegant design can give an overall impression to attract the buyer, just as clumsy and messy design can do the opposite… but the amount of personalisation needed (or wanted by the seller) on eBay listings to get good and consistent sales is probably best kept to the minimum.

eBay can tinker and in an instant a 3rd party design can go kefupfelupfel. (My own word.)

Great new word.

I must admit I have looked at OP's listings and agree with you and Davewill to keep it simple. When I look at OP's listing, my immediate impression is they are from china, as they are the templates that they tend to use. Even the photo's have that cheap drop ship look.

Re: Sellercore

brickworksmarket — Sun, 17 Mar 2024 20:57:58 GMT

Listings look good to me and would be appropriate for the items being sold.

Re: Sellercore

padi*0409 — Mon, 18 Mar 2024 00:38:31 GMT

@sugar249 wrote:

When I look at OP's listing, my immediate impression is they are from china, as they are the templates that they tend to use. Even the photo's have that cheap drop ship look.

Funny you should mention that Sugar, I thought the same thing and went to their feedback page to see if they were actually Australian when the OP first posted here.