Is there a way to filter out who is selling the most of a certain type of product?

[erg-auto-electrical-wholesalers]

1. Through the search engine.

As in search by the amount sold or something

Or get the top seller for that product

[digital*ghost]

Use the listing analytics tools, it's been a really long time since I've checked anything with that, but if I remember correctly it shows the top ranking items, and sales conversion rates compared to your own. 

Search using best match- the higher up they are, the better they're (usually) selling, and vice-versa

Other than that, you'll just have to use the good old fashioned way of searching, and looking at sales history. 

[davewil1964]

Didn't you ask this question the other day?

Yes you did.

Please stop advertising; it is unlikely any of us are going to buy from you.

[digital*ghost]

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@davewil1964 wrote:

Please stop advertising; it is unlikely any of us are going to buy from you.

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I'm sure that, eventually, the OP will realise that due to eBay BM metrics, continually getting forum members to look at their listings (for those who actually do) is counter-productive. Having so much attention on listings without getting sales on them will lower their rankings in best match. 

And, if they don't realise it, maybe another member of the forum will - eventually - just casually drop the info into one of their posts.

[davidc4430]

at the rate hes building his feedback he'll hit power seller in, hmmm, 20 years from now.

[davewil1964]

I dread the day. It's relatively peaceful on the PS board. It would be a massive culture shock. If he thinks we're hard on him out here...

[lyndal1838]

Subtle Digi....very subtle!

[*tippy*toes*]

Now you've done it, he probably didn't know about the PS board.

Wasn't he going to be selling hundreds of items a week by now and a millionaire by the end of the year?

[kopenhagen5]

Not at you tippy.

[amber-eyed-girl]

Tippy, a million ain't what it used to be.