on 17-03-2025 01:24 PM
I send so many send offers daily to potential buyers at very good discounted rates and lately hardly any are accepted if any at all. I have a suspicion potential buyers are not actually receiving these from ebay.
Anyone else have a thought about this ?
on 17-03-2025 01:34 PM
I will put 1 of your items on my watch list, and will let you know…..
on 17-03-2025 01:48 PM
Just got an offer on your Skechers…
on 17-03-2025 01:50 PM
ok cool thank you for helping out. So I guess either people just miss seeing the offer or do not wish to purchase.
on 17-03-2025 01:59 PM
…or your competition is watching you.
You can assume by looking at the dates of views vs watchers
on 17-03-2025 02:10 PM
I think a lot of problems are now caused by 'automatic' offers, often sent by sellers who don't realise they're enabled.
That was okay until eBay started sending them to buyers who just 'looked' at items, not just have them on their watched list.
Buyers are getting fed up with being inundated with offers for items they're not interested in, so I think many switch them off in their buyer settings.
on 17-03-2025 02:14 PM
Yeh I did turn off Automatic offers recently.
on 17-03-2025 05:45 PM
I look at many items, for various reasons. Most of these are not on my watch list. The offers still come like a swarm of locusts.
I agree; too many offers received become counterproductive.
on 17-03-2025 06:10 PM
I'd block a seller spamming me if I dare look at an item.
I've said this before on this forum. Spend your time on building your business and not spamming people. I've never once sent an offer to a buyer and never will.
on 17-03-2025 06:34 PM
One caveat, though…
I do accept offers on occasion.
It’s only that they’re too overwhelming in number; that’s part of the problem. The other part is that I don’t want a “forced” discount of which the seller isn’t cognisant. I find that offensive and outrageous; eBay should not be stealth-discounting as though they were acting on the seller’s explicit instructions.