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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;frech001, post: 2444651, member: 20616&quot;]I recently took advantage of eBay&#039;s offer to tell them what I thought about their new beta format for sellers.&nbsp; To my surprise I got a quick reply and an invitation to participate in a conference call with several of their webmasters.&nbsp; Their interest in hearing what I as a small seller had to say was refreshing in an era when most calls to large corporations are answered in third world countries.&nbsp; One of my suggestions was that a listing keep its eBay listing or item number until it is sold or pulled from their site so I wouldn&#039;t have to spend so much time changing the item number on my coin and my spread sheet every time I relisted a coin.&nbsp; I suggested they add an alphabetical letter at the end of the item number that would be the only changing part of a listing number, so that the first time I listed a coin the item number would include an &quot;A&quot; at the end and the second time the original item number would be followed by a &quot;B&quot; and so on every time it was relisted. Alternatively the last number in the item number string could be a counting number that would change with each relisting while the core number remained the same.&nbsp;&nbsp; This would cut my time to relist a coin by 90%.&nbsp; What are your thoughts?&nbsp; If you agree this idea would reduce your relisting time let eBay know.</p><p><br /></p><p>This option would also benefit sellers as they could see how long a listing had been on eBay, and might give them more optimism about bargaining on &quot;best offer&quot; listings.</p><p><br /></p><p>What are your thoughts?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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