Hi, We are new to delcampe and are just becoming familiar with the site. We have been on ebay for many years and are used to their listing tools. I have a couple of questions for you bulk lister experts. What is the Personal Reference field for in the Description box, it doesn't show in the data fields? Is there a search function for the data fields, or is this being planned? Is the bulk listing tool good for storing the data for future listings, we use ebay's turbo lister for this function (how large can this database get)? How are you handling templates for frequent listing info? Thanks for any help.

Hi, We are new to delcampe and are just becoming familiar with the site. We have been on ebay for many years and are used to their listing tools. I have a couple of questions for you bulk lister experts. What is the Personal Reference field for in the Description box, it doesn't show in the data fields? Is there a search function for the data fields, or is this being planned? Is the bulk listing tool good for storing the data for future listings, we use ebay's turbo lister for this function (how large can this database get)? How are you handling templates for frequent listing info? Thanks for any help.

Hello,


Sorry fo this late answer, my inbox has been growing bigger and bigger over the last few days

The personal refence is a word or number you can add to the information of sales for a better classification, especially when working with CSV files.

Thanks to CSV files, you will be able to store data of past, current and futur listings. You will also be able to copy and paste redundant information with this type of file. The better you know how to deal with CSV files, the easier

What I recommend you to do is download the trial version of the Lister. It works exactly as the real version except that you cannot upload your sales on the servers.
If you have not done it already, here is a link: Link (http)

Give it a try and focus on the' export' and 'import' to CSV feature. Create a new sale, export it to CSV and see how it looks like. I believe this will answer your questions

If a specific question remains unanswered, please let me know.


Pascal