eBay discriminates against Apple Mac users. We all know how annoying it is to list an item on eBay and how it can take ages via the web. What we all need is an application to list the items offline, and then upload them.
eBay offers a piece of software for Windows customers called Turbo Lister.
Turbo lister boasts:
- Usability enhancements make the tool extremely easy to learn and use
- Bulk list hundreds or even thousands of items to eBay efficiently
- Save the listings you create in the program and use them again and again
- A new WYSIWYG (”What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get”) HTML editor
- Attractive new templates you can use to spruce up your item descriptions
- Ability to schedule listings to start automatically at a future time
- Reliable and scalable upload of listings using the eBay API
- And much more…!
- Best of all, it’s still FREE!
So….Great….but it is NOT FOR MAC with no plans for a Mac Version.
BUT…
iwascoding.com have launched their very own application which does the job PC users have for free, it is called….GarageSale.
January 23rd, 2008 at 11:04 am
Greetings, I just bought a Mac a few days ago, and realized I could not use Turbo-Lister nor Acdsee, which are the only programs I used on the PC anyway. I just started to learn Garage Sale, and now I have pair for it. But looking in the Advanced options, I could find no way or place to check off to put stuff in my Ebay store. Sorry to bother you, but your you help me with this. I am trying to get used to the Mac now, I have not had a Mac since the 1980s when I would never have looked at an IBM then. I switched for the games for my kids at the time. I am sure I will get the program soon, but I was trying to set up my first item and put it into my Ebay store. I really cannot afford to run many auctions.
Thanks for your help beforehand, Bob Sills