Reply to "two in a row! turn off store but keep store scroll window"

bz4shezMember

I do not know if Auctiva is somehow making money off of this process, it could be a possibility though. Aside from this I believe Auctiva is trying to get customers to use their product ( templates, listing tool, etc....) Sending customers to an Auctiva Store especially one that is done up nicely, sends a message to that customer and potential Auctiva Client, that this company offers a complete service with many facets that would be worth looking into vs. sending the customer to an eBay store that is not doing them a bit of good. It just makes good business sense for a company that is looking to grow while still remaining free.

1/29/064:31 PM

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