Seller Last Seen Question

[Huddylion]

Huddy,

Totally off subject

Now you've had a week or so to recover did I ever mention I was Burnley supporter........

LOL Well done to you and Burnley great result for the club, do us a favour and beat that other club in claret and blue West ham

[FBNeNotes]

Yes, but what happens with those Sellers that remove their Auctions or don’t have any current ones running after they’ve sold something? There’s no way then to be able to tell if and when they sign in afterwards! The About Me page is always accessible even when the Seller isn’t actively selling.

Blessings
Sharon

Automatic... it would be automatic when they List or have auctions running. System(eBid)would make it automatic.. not hard to understand, Implementing it, might be... but it would be the Best way.

[brishada]

Automatic... it would be automatic when they List or have auctions running. System(eBid)would make it automatic.. not hard to understand, Implementing it, might be... but it would be the Best way.

No, sorry, have to disagree with you on this one.

The About Me page is constant, whether or not the Seller has/hasn’t got active listings or a store.

Take this as an example: 4 people buy from the same Seller on the same day. Same Seller now has no auctions running and has no store. Since the sale Seller makes no contact with Buyers or returns their emails. How do the Buyers tell if the Seller is at least logging in?

Blessings
Sharon

[FBNeNotes]

Different Ballfield I am playing on.
When a potential bidder/buyer looks at any auction, they can then see if seller is really alive, or a non-caring seller... experience is Key to it all.
And I do have the experience.
The about me page is in Left Field.. an auction is on the Plate.

[bykimbo]

Different Ballfield I am playing on.
When a potential bidder/buyer looks at any auction, they can then see if seller is really alive, or a non-caring seller... experience is Key to it all.
And I do have the experience.
The about me page is in Left Field.. an auction is on the Plate.

I see you've got your string all lined up and you've hit the ball squarely with the mallet in the third chukka. Huzzah!