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BengaLover · 09-06-2011, 09:10

Once again i find myself trawling through all my sold ads and having to pick out and relist about 10 ads this morning due to non payers.

What i find time consuming is relisting each one, then having to cancel each offer.
Could we not have a way to relist several items, and have each relisted item automatically have all comments removed from it so its like a fresh ad so to speak.

Also, a 'POSTED' or 'SENT' button would be REALLY handy, then when an item is posted, we could mark it as sent.

**Adverts.ie: Eddie** · 09-06-2011, 16:35

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Originally Posted by BengaLover

Once again i find myself trawling through all my sold ads and having to pick out and relist about 10 ads this morning due to non payers.

What i find time consuming is relisting each one, then having to cancel each offer.
Could we not have a way to relist several items, and have each relisted item automatically have all comments removed from it so its like a fresh ad so to speak.

Also, a 'POSTED' or 'SENT' button would be REALLY handy, then when an item is posted, we could mark it as sent.

Those suggestions have been sent to tech

Except for removing the previous comments bit.

lee4892 · 09-06-2011, 17:52

Benga, understand this myself! What I suggest (What I do) is only mark the item as sold when the item has been clearly sold/sent/paid for. I will only mark the item as sold now, when payment has cleared or someone has collected the item.

BengaLover · 09-06-2011, 17:59

yeah, but then you get people constantly replying asking if its still available.
the amount of people that dont read things properly too!

lee4892 · 09-06-2011, 18:02

That goes on even if ad is not commented on or clearly still for sale

I just wouldn't answer those comments until payment has cleared or the item has been collected. I will usually just comment to say 'Sale agreed by so and so, will let you know if they don't clear/collect' it usually speeds up the buyer to send payment or collect and means you have automatically assumed that the next in line buyer will follow through if it does not go to the first

BengaLover · 09-06-2011, 18:06

ill try that for a bit then, and hold off actually withdrawing it til pament clears

09-06-2011, 09:10	#1
BengaLover Registered User Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: A little to the left of 'over there'. Posts: 2,017 Adverts \| Friends	relisted ads Once again i find myself trawling through all my sold ads and having to pick out and relist about 10 ads this morning due to non payers. What i find time consuming is relisting each one, then having to cancel each offer. Could we not have a way to relist several items, and have each relisted item automatically have all comments removed from it so its like a fresh ad so to speak. Also, a 'POSTED' or 'SENT' button would be REALLY handy, then when an item is posted, we could mark it as sent.

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09-06-2011, 17:52	#3
lee4892 Closed Account Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 307 Adverts \| Friends	Benga, understand this myself! What I suggest (What I do) is only mark the item as sold when the item has been clearly sold/sent/paid for. I will only mark the item as sold now, when payment has cleared or someone has collected the item.

09-06-2011, 17:59	#4
BengaLover Registered User Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: A little to the left of 'over there'. Posts: 2,017 Adverts \| Friends	yeah, but then you get people constantly replying asking if its still available. the amount of people that dont read things properly too!

09-06-2011, 18:02	#5
lee4892 Closed Account Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 307 Adverts \| Friends	That goes on even if ad is not commented on or clearly still for sale I just wouldn't answer those comments until payment has cleared or the item has been collected. I will usually just comment to say 'Sale agreed by so and so, will let you know if they don't clear/collect' it usually speeds up the buyer to send payment or collect and means you have automatically assumed that the next in line buyer will follow through if it does not go to the first

09-06-2011, 18:06	#6
BengaLover Registered User Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: A little to the left of 'over there'. Posts: 2,017 Adverts \| Friends	ill try that for a bit then, and hold off actually withdrawing it til pament clears