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I've never had that problem with the bulk listing tool. The only change that is being made is changing my 30 day listings to good until canceled.
I just click on multiple items on my unsold page, then click the relist button at the top of the page. That automatically opens the bulk listing tool as long as you select more than one item.
I am not a full time reseller. Whenever I go into my list of items I am selling it is sorted chronologically by which items are ending the soonest. Then I could simply batch end the listings with a few clicks if I wanted to. I guess I could see if you have thousands of listings this would be annoying but those people usually have store subscriptions including so many listings.
This is the email I received from them:
Thanks! I had stopped using VC because it was so slow but I think I’ll go back esp now that I am leaving Tradesy. They are also at least reliable about payouts and there are no returns.
You were very lucky. My SNAD claim was escalated and decided against me on March 14. It was decided within a few minutes of escalating. The ebay rep told me it was computer decided and that this was their policy - that instead of reviewing claims for merit, they were deciding in the buyer's favor, but the seller could dispute once she received it back. I know that ebay reps tell you what you want to hear, but in a reasonable world, I would have won that claim easily. First she gave me positive feedback and told me the purse was beautiful. Her reason for SNAD was that it looked bigger in pictures. The measurements were in the listing. The word 'small' was in the listing description, and it was described in item specifics as small. My buyer was a scammer who posted her new purse on her Facebook account. I'm sure she is enjoying using it, happy that she got away with scamming me by sending me her trash. In the past, I won a similar case for a bag that the buyer claimed was too small.
Agreed. I had 4 sales last week and as soon as I learned about the ridiculous new policies I have placed and kept my closet on vacation hold. I am not planning on going back after my money is paid out for fear of them attempting to claw back earnings from old items they have accepted as returns against earnings for new sales if those returns take too long to sell and they want to dump them back on me. And with the daily coupons and promos I bet I would have had several additional sales this week but it’s just not worth the stress.
Yes. Its
Yes. It seems almost like a Pyramid scheme at this point. They hold your new sales money so long after a sale so they can use it to pay to ship items THEY (not the seller) accepted for return BACK to other sellers. Then they take BACK the money they paid to the seller for the return - WEEKS or MONTHS (what happened to their 4 day return policy)? later - and use the money they just recouped from the return to PAY OFF sellers for the more recent sales. And round and round she goes. Meanwhile, sellers can't rely on getting paid timely, or spending that money when they finally do get paid because at any moment - an item they sold a month or two ago can be getting shipped back them and their funds disappearing from their account - overdraft fees charged to them of course and old, beat up and now used items being dropped back off on their front porch. If there is no return - then Tradesy takes its easy money - commissions and transfer fee- and pays their own bills. So now, they have run off a lot of the smaller sellers and the "women selling from their closet" - their original core business plan - and NOW they are running off low and moderate income buyers and sellers, unless you want to make $1 per sale under $150 and sell way under market.
