Go to batch edit and click on traits. Have many listings that show “related [URL removed] sears”
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sofyblu2 Reputation: 63 See sofyblu2's booth |
I noticed this several months ago, sent support a bmail and was told this was just a test and did not mean anything. My concern was products that were marked related retailer-Sears or JCPenny- which are not contracted or licensed to carry the items they were added too. I asked support to change to the correct licensed stores which were Neiman Marcus, Nordstroms, and others. I am still confused about this, what it does, and why JC Penny and Sears are used? What exactly does ‘behind the scenes’ mean? And should we contact support now if items are indexed to a vendor not contracted to carry the item?
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MyTexasTreasures Reputation: 1244 See MyTexasTreasures' booth |
I would like to know why my high end vintage jewelry is showing related [URL removed] Target. I find that rather insulting! I sure hope customers don’t see any of this!
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froggieb Reputation: 774 See froggieb's booth |
I’m still trying to decifer Mark’s answer, so could you please explain how this will help us? How many peeps are going to look for a 100 year old Homer Laughlin platter and think ..oh gee maybe Sears carries it lol
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sofyblu2 Reputation: 63 See sofyblu2's booth |
I find this extremely annoying & unnecessary. It popped up without any notice & I had to waste a lot of time checking each of my 100+ listings to remove it. My handcrafted jewelry would not be sold at Target, so why did Bonanza add that to my listings? It also chose to add a Style to listings where I had specifically omitted that option. Stop messing with my listings without notice or my permission.
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hillcreststudio Reputation: 16 See hillcreststudio's booth |
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