Got My October Invoice - Thank you!

[raindropsies]

erm, think I'm being dim, I can't see anything about photobucket in the guide.

No you won't do as it's a listing guide not a photobucket guide

Sign up to photobucket (it's free) then the photos can be uploaded to photobucket, by simply choosing the upload on your account on photobucket, choosing which photos or files you want to upload, click upload.

When they have uploaded you will get the photo with 4 codes under eah photo, click on 2 link code, then follow the instuctions on my all web page, you will get a pop up box and it tells you where to enter the code after the tree icon has been clicked.

Once you have done it a few times, it is really easy.

[ruth900]

thanks Sarah, I'm off to join now!

[Jays]

Hi - I have found that, depending on what I am listing and the need to show photo's of the item, Auctiva is quite useful in photo fee management. You can set up the auctions details / photo's in the old way (but not list it to "that" site), just save it and then transfer / copy & paste the lot to ebid.
Works for me anyway. - and very much simpler than Photobucket as you can do your auction details & photo's in one go, preview and away you go......

[ruth900]

Hi - I have found that, depending on what I am listing and the need to show photo's of the item, Auctiva is quite useful in photo fee management. You can set up the auctions details / photo's in the old way (but not list it to "that" site), just save it and then transfer / copy & paste the lot to ebid.
Works for me anyway. - and very much simpler than Photobucket as you can do your auction details & photo's in one go, preview and away you go......

ah that's interesting, as I already used auctiva that sounds a good option, must give it a go.

[madelaine]

To go back to the original point of this thread.. My invoice is for a whole 72p on one id and 61p on the other. Still not £2 but I've had sales or I wouldn't have any charges at all.(I only spend on FVF)