Reply to "Scheduled listings and indexing times"

choochooguyMember

Hi, whether we like it or not, technically eBay cannot index our listing until it is on one of their servers.

However if their indexing tools have spare time after indexing live listings it would make economic sense for those machines to tackle the queue because idle machines whether buses or sophisticated computer systems eat into profits as they cost money even when standing still. Mind you this could cause variations in performance from one day to the next.

So that's life and technically it will always be slower to schedule via a 3rd party site but this 3rd party site is vastly preferable to listing 1st party

7/17/071:23 AM

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