Are we allowed to post about our ebay sales here?

#1

Good Morning, All

Happy Saturay, Happy March Madness! :slight_smile:

I saw a thread not too long ago regarding ebay, but cannot recall the specifics because I wasn’t doing any ebay sales at that time…it’s been ages since I’ve sold anything there.

Are we allowed to post or link to our ebay sales here?

Reason I ask is mainly because I am going to sell a VS coat from a few years ago that is just too small for me:( It is so nice, but I never could wear it; I’d love to see it go to someone here as opposed to a random, complete stranger–I really like the idea of knowing that it went to a great “wooter” home instead.

I am otherwise gearing up for a small “Pampered Fiance Everything-Must-Go Sale” (well, except the fiance–maybe lol). Just some clothing and such, as he’s been spoiled by a certain person, who shall remain nameless, for years :stuck_out_tongue:

Oh, and I won’t be selling any of my Woot purchases there–someone would have to steal, pry, or otherwise finagle those away from me!

Thanks so much, & take care all:)

Trish

#2

So we consider links to personal sales/sites, etc. to be shilling, and we don’t allow that.

Buuuuuuut, you can certainly leave your post here and make use of the Private Message feature and work out a sale with a fellow wooter that way.

#3

Thank you kindly for clarifying the issue, I surely appreciate it:) I suppose I will leave it here and just go with the flow…

I do need to learn how to use Private Messages; as is, I have been having trouble even locating the buggers–like for give-aways that require us to check messages, I’ve been like, ooops, where are those again? I can now refer to the link you’ve provided as a handy reference–thank you so very much!!

Thanks again, & have a most wooterful day.

Trish:)

#4

No problem, Trish. You can use the link I provided to check your PMs. To send another wooter a PM, just click the little envelope icon to the right of their user name.

Happy Saturday!

#5

Woot and Ebay are rival, so none of them let their clients offer their competitors’ products on their websites.