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Which store?
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barba something. By the way that will put the PSU tote for WP under 99,000 for tomorrow.
let the truth be told
u1it4less - "it's all in the name.."
X-POP NATION, A real seller's network
[quote author=let the truth be told link=topic=3775.msg41526#msg41526 date=1170043406]
[quote author=chiquita link=topic=3775.msg41525#msg41525 date=1170043131]
Which store?
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barba something. By the way that will put the PSU tote for WP under 99,000 for tomorrow.
let the truth be told
u1it4less - "it's all in the name.."
X-POP NATION, A real seller's network
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Yes, it was BARBISSE. The store had over 2900 FB's on eBay, and zero on WP. Opened in August.
On 1/2/07 when the store count took a nose dive, I captured the store item counts, but things were changing pretty quickly.
Here is what I have
#1 store had - 6915 items, and today have 5117
#2 store had - 5814 as of today closed
#3 store had- 3680 as of today closed
#4 store had- 3158Â as of today closed
#5 store had- 3153 as of today closed
#21 store had 1387 as of today closed
#24 store had 1335 as of today closed
another store- 772 items as of today closed
another store- 737 items as of today closed
total items- 21,834
and there are more, so what about the theory that the stores that closed had very few items.
:blinkie:
Quote:Because he didn't take the time to de-list every auction, they will all continue to show up in the listing total recorded on WP and PSU.
If this seller pulled his listings and closed his account--but the listings are still viewable, shouldn't someone tell him? It could be bad for his business if people try to click and buy--but the listings are weird, dangling things.
If it's true that his listings are still showing up on the site after he's gone, could this be a software glitch? If it is--that's a HUGE glitch and a huge problem.
On 1/4/07 there were 446 stores. Today there are 374 stores. And as Chiquita pointed out, 21,834+ listings are gone. The theory that the stores that closed had very few items listed has been proven to be.....for lack of a better word....A LIE!
In less than 4 weeks, to lose that many stores and especially that many listings, but the number of listings in no way reflects the loss of items today alone (at least 9,000) members should be paying a little closer to the truth.....something just ain't quite right in Pop Land.
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Quote:Because he didn't take the time to de-list every auction, they will all continue to show up in the listing total recorded on WP and PSU.
If this seller pulled his listings and closed his account--but the listings are still viewable, shouldn't someone tell him? It could be bad for his business if people try to click and buy--but the listings are weird, dangling things.
If it's true that his listings are still showing up on the site after he's gone, could this be a software glitch? If it is--that's a HUGE glitch and a huge problem.
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They are still showing up on the site. And they are still active, unlike some other listings that look like they are active until you scroll all the way to the bottom of the page and see you can't bid/buy on it.
If it is a software glitch, it needs to be fixed immediately. We have been discussing the fact that when stores leave many of the listings remain active for quite some time, and since we know KaRay lurks here, I'm sure KaRay is aware of what is happening. I thought by now it would have been fixed, but either he can't fix it or chooses not to so the listing count will stay highÂ
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If you see a bunch of people running away from where you are, ask them why they are leaving. You may be in danger or something may be wrong!
let the truth be told
u1it4less - "it's all in the name.."
X-POP NATION, A real seller's network
Quote:could this be a software glitch? If it is--that's a HUGE glitch and a huge problem.
Probably. The software WP uses does have several glitches. From a BiddersNSellers thread at PSU this weekend:
seller Wrote:I did like BNS when I was there but I grew to hate the Rscript that the site used. I know a lot of sellers like it but it is very irritating for me to use. There was no way if I had hundreds of listings that ended to delete the closed listings. I had pages and pages of them.
BNS owner Wrote:This was an old problem with rscript that we had fixed early 2006.
What used to happen is when an item relisted it was issued a new number and the old number remained closed.
Now an item keeps its number and is just extended in time. I understand what you are saying and it use to be a huge pain. Basically it is fixed.
Also
You do not have to manually delete closed listings. They delete themselves after 90 days.
We keep old listings for 90 days to give the seller chance to relist and study well thu on their old stock.
I hope you give rscript sites another try it is fixed at BnS and I believe a few others fixed theirs too.
"a few others" meaning not every rscript site fixed this problem
The problem of listings remaining active when an account is deleted is probably also a glitch.Â
EDIT: FYI: Manadatory deleting of an account when a subscription plan (like SmartSellPro)Â is ended is not a feature of rscript - it is a WP exclusive.
EDIT to the edit on my last post. I found this on PSU after I posted:
WP's Karen backing up my statement that mandatory account closing is not a feature of rscript - it is a feature of Ray Romeo's greed:
Quote:The basic reason that in order to close a Store you must close the entire SSP account is a simple one, and it's for membership protection:
The free listings, free Gallery, and free Buy Now options Smile
If we were to allow closure of the Store component of SmartSell Pro, all existing listings set to auto-relist would do so at the normal cost.
That would be incredibly expensive for membership and completely unmanageable.