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Does it work faster to do the listings to start at a later time? I know it hits the bad snipe times but I've been trying to do alot of listings and it's taking wayyyyyy too long to do each one. I wait and wait for the pages to load. We're on a wireless connection and other sites are ok. Of course ebay has it's slow times, but thurs? Any tips? I have about 450 to list in the next week and at this rate I'll never make it. Can't sit here 24 hours a day!
I'm just a (patched up) Raggedy Ann in a Barbie doll world!
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If it's taking to long because of your connection, scheduled or not shouldn't matter much. Scheduled start time is just an option like starting price is.

How large are your pictures? How many? Supersize?
That may be what's taking so much time.

If you're using "standard" pics, ebay reduces to 400x300 pixels. No use to send them any bigger.
I'm just using reg. size pics. And only one for each auction. I may look into that turbo lister. I'm doing my iris listings so each one is basically the same. I just change the name, pic. and description.
Lvtosnipe...if you don't schedule them does it put them all to end at the same time? I don't know if that would be a good thing because many people buy assortments and they wouldn't be able to bid at the last minute. (unless they know about AS of course). I begged my son to look at it. He said bring it in and he'll work on it. Jeez, can't even get my own kid to make a house call!! I hope this doesn't mean he's gonna charge me $40/hour too!! Eek Don't momma's get special treatment? I am his ONLY momma ya know!
Another Turbo Lister Fan here, I list a couple of items every nite, then upload them all on whatever day I want them to end.

MG - Turbolister would be ideal for you coz you can just click your basic description as a *default* setting, then edit the name and the minor details of each listing. Takes seconds.

As for the uploading them, depending on your connection (yours sounds as slow as mine), your auctions will end around 5 seconds apart. I realise what you are saying about last minute bidders, but most will just have a proxy in for the ones they want that end close together and they may drive the end price up for you.

Other than that, you can schedule Turbo Lister to upload them at a scheduled time but it does cost extra. If you are willing to up your start price to cover the additional costs, it should work out perfectly.

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