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lemac
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 Posted: Sat Aug 04, 2007 8:05 pm Post subject: Does anyone know of any good ebay software? |
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hi everyone,
I am currently in the process of preparing an inventory to upload to ebay and have a query with regards to the Seller Pro / Turbo Lister method of uploading adverts.
I want to upload 5k adverts which can which have a different title and picture, all of the selling details are the same I so figure at this point that the cvs file ebay provides via seller pro subscription is the way to go, however it seems that in order to do this I need to host each of my 5000 images individually and enter a URL for each image. I'm sure there must be another software package that can be pointed towards the files location on my pc and upload it for me in bulk.
To be clear I am really looking for a programme that is exactly the same as the one offered by ebay but instead of requiring a URL for the picture I'd want it to ask for the file extension from my pc.
Is that even possible? Does anyone know??
My alternative idea was that there may be an image hosting site who allow you to host in bulk and provide you with a list of the original file names and their corresponding URLS in some sort of spreadsheet, that I could then just paste into ebays seller pro cvs file which of course requires the said URL.
I have searched for this too but haven't found any joy as yet. I really need something that allows me to upload in bulk (zip folders perhaps) gives me a spreadsheet with the file names and urls as without it I'd still have to input them manually into the sheet and i'm really looking for a way to just cut n paste.
If anyone knows how to solve my problem I'd be eternally grateful and even put a tenner in your pay pal acc to buy yourself a pint!
Cheers guys and girls |
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