Watch list page improvement

[frankandlindy]

Hi,

How about a "Delete" button at the bottom of the Watch List page? You scroll down the page, choosing all the items you want to delete, and then you have to scroll all the way to the top to hit the Delete Button. That is lame, and lazy on the developers.

What? It takes a few minutes to put in a Delete Button at the bottom, and provides greater convenience to the thousands who do the process every day.

Cheers,

[countessalmirena]

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@frankandlindy .

Thnx for tour thoughts but I thought at least a person from the development would have addressed it.

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I realise that you think that a person from development (I assume you mean from IT/website maintenance) would address your comment, but this is a public board (Community Discussion Board) and unfortunately eBay (incl. its Technical Team) don’t come here.

There’s no direct way to contact eBay IT. It may sound harsh and counterintuitive, but eBay don’t care about what its users find convenient or useful in its website design or function. (Of course they would if it affected their bottom line.)

eBay’s Unsolicited idea submissions policy page delicately hints at their stance:

❝At eBay, we appreciate comments from our members on our products and services. But we have a long-standing policy of not accepting unsolicited suggestions, ideas, or proposals.❞

(Translation: we actually don’t appreciate members’ unsolicited comments or feedback.)

❝What happens if I send a suggestion to eBay?

We appreciate your input, but we can't respond to suggestions that are sent to eBay.❞

(Translation: Put your input where the sun doesn’t shine.)

And so on.

If you still have a burning desire to tell eBay about the ease and simplicity and desirability of a “Delete” button at the bottom of the Watch list, use the link below.

https://ocsnext.ebay.com.au/ocs/ch/em3/redirect?wftype=2004&rcode=GS%3DCU0752&subject=Suggestions+ab...

[papermoon.lady]

And even when they solicit feedback, they don't really care. When they changed the "saved searches" and "saved sellers" pages, many people didn't like them, and there was an option to give feedback, but they never went back to the old look. Maybe not enough people gave feedback, but I doubt they really received a lot of positive feedback (judging from the comments here at least, which were all negative).

[countessalmirena]

The only time when eBay appreciates feedback is when they have an invitation-only survey with the questions set up with options that operate like Putin’s inner circle. “Yes sir, of course we agree, sir.”