How to eliminate eBay sellers from appearing in your search
Sept 10, 2021 5:25:07 GMT -5
Post by Chief on Sept 10, 2021 5:25:07 GMT -5
I have found my daily perusal of eBay marbles goes much quicker and with less aggravating moments when I do not have to view listings from sellers I will never buy from, by simply adding seller usernames to my 'advanced' search 'sellers', 'exclusion' list.
First off, the term 'marble' is perhaps the best keyword to use for your search, but not all sellers include that term, so you may have more than one search bookmarked. If this is the case, by starting off by compiling a list of excluded usernames in one bookmarked search, you can then copy and paste the list in your other searches.
Here's how to do it. Like 'Blocked bidders' list, when an additional username is added, it will be preceded with a comma then space, then name. A list would look like this: Boogy123, uncledork711, vintagesape
Use your normal search on eBay, then refine it by clicking on the 'advanced' word next to the blue search button at the upper, right. You'll see a bunch of options. Some of which you can make an inclusion, or exclusion list. Scroll down to 'sellers' and change to 'exclude' and type in the usernames you wish not to see, as described above.
Now that you've done this, create your new bookmark so every time you click it, it will be loaded with your exclusions. Be sure to remove, or delete your old bookmark and every time you update your list, bookmark the revised edition and delete the previous. Enjoy.
First off, the term 'marble' is perhaps the best keyword to use for your search, but not all sellers include that term, so you may have more than one search bookmarked. If this is the case, by starting off by compiling a list of excluded usernames in one bookmarked search, you can then copy and paste the list in your other searches.
Here's how to do it. Like 'Blocked bidders' list, when an additional username is added, it will be preceded with a comma then space, then name. A list would look like this: Boogy123, uncledork711, vintagesape
Use your normal search on eBay, then refine it by clicking on the 'advanced' word next to the blue search button at the upper, right. You'll see a bunch of options. Some of which you can make an inclusion, or exclusion list. Scroll down to 'sellers' and change to 'exclude' and type in the usernames you wish not to see, as described above.
Now that you've done this, create your new bookmark so every time you click it, it will be loaded with your exclusions. Be sure to remove, or delete your old bookmark and every time you update your list, bookmark the revised edition and delete the previous. Enjoy.