If you look closely at the announcement, you'll see that there isn't a Seller Tools page in the eBay.ca announcement, the link takes you to. Assuming that in your example, the seller's 1000's of listings are live on the site, they should be able to pick up management of their listings and inventory from Selling Manager or any other tool.īut selling manager and selling manager pro will also both be gone! Unfortunately, sellers who use Turbo Lister to create their listings will have to move to another tool. What are sellers supposed to do that have 1000's of listings on Turbo Lister with it being no longer supported? Well, that's one way to identify thieves stealing descriptions, I guess.ĭid Amazon give eBay permission to use those ASIN wrote: I've been using the MPN just in case, but I don't think it is right.Īnd while we're at it, sewing patterns may be unused/uncut and factory folded without being 'new'.įrom what I'm reading the seller can use her own numbers- which means I guess I can install any random number in that box. Which brings up sewing patterns, where a UPC is demanded, although patterns don't have UPCs. I hope Not Available or Not Applicable is still going to be an option for us vintage and antiquarian booksellers. I wonder if our friend zee-chan is able to use it for her Japanese published manga?Īnd of course the ISBN was introduced only in the 1970s, and was not in widespread use for nearly 20 years after that.

The glitch that brought up information on Lady Chatterly's Lover when the ISBN for Anne of Green Gables seems to have been corrected, but the Book section does not support ISBNs from Canada or Australia nor does it support those from most British publishers. I agree with mjwl on the Product Catalogue.

Ebay launches turbo lister 2