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In which way do you most often use the Ebay watch list....
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I usually bookmark items I'm interetsed in watching the ending prices on, and only use the watch feature for items I'm interested in bidding on.
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Shoulda had a "all of the above kinda thing" http://community.here.com/infopop/em.../icon_wink.gif
Sometimes***I mostly watch things I plan to bid on (that particular one)
Often***I mostly watch things I have similar ones to sell as research
Rarely plan that well in advance***I mostly watch things to see if they are worth trying to sell before I buy inventory
Almost always if there are more than one available***I watch several of the same that I want to bid on before I pick which one to bid on
Be lost without it http://community.here.com/infopop/em...on_biggrin.gif***Ebay has a watch feature?? I never use it
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most of the above
I watch particular items im interested in bidding on
If I see something I have and plan to list I will watch others
if I see something that I may have seen at a sale and wonder how they are doing I will watch
if there are several of the same item I may watch the most promising ones before I bid
my watch list is usually close to the max of 30 (in fact at times I have maxed out all 3 of my ebay ids with 90 items watched)
and I reveiw it at least once a day to decide what I want to bid on
items I decide to bid on I will do a snipe bid.
I will also place "marker"bids on some items to keep my watch list free
for example if I see a 100.00 item with the bid at 25.00 I may bid knowing that I wont get it at that bid but it keeps it easly watched
how do you bookmark rather than use watch ?
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I created a file in my 'favorites" folder.
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I hadnt thought of that I guess I could evan do subfolders
thanks
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I never use Watch. I bookmark items in my browser that I am interested in, and set up snipe bids for the ones I REALLY want.
I don't want to give eBay ANY data on what I am watching.
As a seller, how many people are watching my item seems irrelevant, as I need bids on my items, not eyeballs watching them!
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I also bookmark into a folder in my favourites.I am not fond of all the signing in with eBay and have found it to be easy to just delete the bookmark when the auction ends.
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I do the top three on your list.
The Watch feature has been very, very helpful. I watch the maximum number of items I can all the time.
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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>I am not fond of all the signing in with eBay <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I have my password saved and just click on a shortcut on my desktop which takes me right to my ebay watching page
I scan it for auctions closing in the next 24 hours then checkout items Im bidding on
then click on the tab for items I'm selling
I have to sign in maybe once every week or 10 days other than that I just click and Im there.