As my Facebook items are the same as my eBay items, there is no point in cross-linking. If you don't do Facebook marketplace, disregard.

I have no interest in directing traffic away from FB (with no fees) to eBay (with fees). I don't care where my sales take place, as I make pretty much the same profit, but FB is cheaper for the buyer.

Yes. But neither is davewil.

Hi,

I copied this from what ebay sent me.

• Share your listings by clicking on the ‘Share’ or ‘Share this item’ button from the seller hub active listings page, storefront, view item, coded coupon success page and more

  • Items can be shared to Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Reddit, WhatsApp and by Email

  • You can also copy the link from the social sharing buttons

• Add an engaging caption and post your listing to social media 

• Reach more buyers who might not shop on eBay yet

• Save on your fees. For a limited time, eligible sellers will only be charged a 2.75% category percentage fee (+ $0.33 fixed order fee). Buyers must buy an item from the seller’s store using the shared link within 30 days of clicking the link and during the promotion period

Hi,

I sell on Ebay, Marketplace and Gumtree.

I found it very interesting on what you said, would you mind me asking you why you would block the seller.

Hi,

If I have the same item and put it on Ebay I can receive a lot more for it than if I put it on marketplace. So with eBay fees and a higher price, Facebook, lower price I will come out even, whereas the buyer will get it cheaper if they buy from Facebook

I do sell on Ebay, marketplace and Gumtree

Thanks

I already explained why! 😑