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definitely won't hurt. I'm pretty specific in my searches when shopping.
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I'd do, Tweed Bold Glen Plaid Check...maybe even FU.
Always use all the space allotted for your titles if possible. No extra charge for more words. If you don't see a lot of interest in the first few days, it doesn't hurt to experiment with some different words to. As long as there are no bids, you can change the title.
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What about EUC...I see quite a few of you guys put that down as well...do people really put that in a search term? Putting that in search terms seems to get you about 10-20% of the results overall. Not sure I understand the logic at that point, as top sellers you would get close to near the top of the searches anyways? Just curious as to the thought process I guess.
What about EUC...I see quite a few of you guys put that down as well...do people really put that in a search term? Putting that in search terms seems to get you about 10-20% of the results overall. Not sure I understand the logic at that point, as top sellers you would get close to near the top of the searches anyways? Just curious as to the thought process I guess.
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I use it as a filler if I have 3 or 4 characters remaining and can't think of another key word.
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Too short for you I think, sorry. (if not PM me) Wish it was my sizebrian whats that boglioli goodness in my size?
BOGLIOLI Gray Herringbone SOFT UNSTRUCTURED Sport Coat Jacket Blazer Mens 38 S
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I think as long as it's for information, and not for another sales site you are ok. I forget the all the technicals of the policy though. Be back in a minute with more.
EDIT: should be ok, see the first set of link policies.
http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/listing-links.html
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As you can see, most use that (and other words) as leftovers on their titles. No one will actually search for these things, but they draw attention. Furthermore, when people begin to recognize your titles and pictures, they will further reinforce the branding/marketing.
Saw that and nearly offered you a lowball on it. I recognized the photos though and didn't want to embarrass myself. Cool jacket!
As you can see, most use that (and other words) as leftovers on their titles. No one will actually search for these things, but they draw attention. Furthermore, when people begin to recognize your titles and pictures, they will further reinforce the branding/marketing.
Too short for you I think, sorry. (if not PM me) Wish it was my sizeBOGLIOLI Gray Herringbone SOFT UNSTRUCTURED Sport Coat Jacket Blazer Mens 38 S
Saw that and nearly offered you a lowball on it. I recognized the photos though and didn't want to embarrass myself. Cool jacket!
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Not sure about ebay.com, but my terms say something about that as well. I can't remember if it's only links (which are definitely not allowed) or also text. I'd assume you'd get away with it if it was text, but you never know.
It's the same with information within ebay messages...all information is redacted and if Germans and Austrians want to make a deal outside of ebay, they're normally careful with how they interact by spelling things. The Italians? No, they're clear that they'd like the discount for doing business outside of ebay.
Not sure about ebay.com, but my terms say something about that as well. I can't remember if it's only links (which are definitely not allowed) or also text. I'd assume you'd get away with it if it was text, but you never know.
It's the same with information within ebay messages...all information is redacted and if Germans and Austrians want to make a deal outside of ebay, they're normally careful with how they interact by spelling things. The Italians? No, they're clear that they'd like the discount for doing business outside of ebay.
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Hey guys,
Anyone ever have any issues shipping things to hong kong?
Would you recommend/not recommend it?
Anyone ever have any issues shipping things to hong kong?
Would you recommend/not recommend it?
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