Do I need to have an Ebay account in order to have Bonanza list my items on Ebay? If so, why would I want to have Bonanza list my items for me, rather than just list them on my own Ebay account?
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bocastereo Reputation: 12 See bocastereo's booth |
You will need to have an account on eBay to export your items to eBay. That said then why would you want to have Bonanza list your items for you rather than list them on your own account? Well that is a great question! We have a high volume of sellers who list on Bonanza and then export their items from Bonanza to eBay. The reasons we hear most often are that Bonanza’s listing process is much more simple than eBay. We also hear that sellers like our bulk editor and especially like to use our Background Burner to sharpen their images prior to exporting them to eBay. In a nutshell, the volume of tools that we offer, the simplicity of the listing process and the meager 1.5% fee (only when the item sells) are the reasons we hear most.
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bonanzamark Reputation: 1539 See bonanzamark's booth |
When you export items from Bonanza to eBay, you cannot take advantage of eBay’s 50 free listings per month. So when you export, you will pay eBay’s listing fee plus Bonanza’s extra commission. You would have to decide whether those extra fees are worth the time saved by exporting, rather than listing your items directly on eBay.
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ToysAndTreasures Reputation: 916 See ToysAndTreasures' booth |
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