Reply to "CSV Listing Upload Feature Now Available"

gregtMember

I must be missing something. Why would I go from Turbo Lister (or any other CSV file) to Auctiva and then upload? The only benefit I can see is that you would take the uploaded listings to Auctiva and then put templates on them or do other font editing to the copy. That saves no time as Auctiva is still painfully slow to edit compared to software designed by other auction sites that are not ebay so I can't mention them. ( For example I just did 50 auction listings one at a time in 35 minutes on another site). This seems like the old Mr Poster uploading to online Auctiva......

10/20/104:47 AM

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