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JackNoMore 02-14-2007 11:16 PM

Turbo Lister
 
Ok so there's a lot of talk about how to avoid linking accounts here, but seems like very little about how to deal with turbo lister, which has the potential to link you just as easily as any of the others if you make the wrong moves. Back at the very beginning Aspkin mentioned that you can open a new file within Turbo Lister for a new account. But he also mentioned first removing the Turbo Lister you have. Could someone please clear up the confusion by posting some step by step instructions on how to deal with Turbo Lister? Can you use the copy you have, you just change some things? If so, what do you change? If not, do you have to start from scratch with a whole new copy of Turbo Lister? Can you at least export the files to that copy safely before removing the first copy? Instructions for all of this I think would be highly helpful for everyone. I'm sure it's not just ME wondering this. Thanks as always!

aspkin 02-15-2007 01:28 AM

Before I would say reinstall turbolister in a new folder, and delete your old copy. But after awhile I noticed it didn't really mater, it seemed eBay wasn't using turbolister to keep tabs on you. The only problem that can occur is by accidentally logging into your old eBay account using the same IP as your new account, which will then link and suspend you. You don't want to do that. :)

So in other words, you can continue to use your same Turbolister, but make sure to change the details of the software, username, password and anything else it ask for.

JackNoMore 02-15-2007 10:37 AM

Making sure I understand you, do you mean you have to create a new user file within Turbo Lister, so you change the password, user name and all that? Do you need to create a whole new folder too, or just the user file? And is this just going to be for your own private use to change your auction look at that point, or will you be able to upload auctions to ebay once it's done without fear of linking accounts? I noticed that they now have it set up so as soon as the program opens it asks for your password and user name, and it still has my old one stored, so I have to know what to do before I even log in!

aspkin 02-16-2007 05:03 PM

If you're unsure, I would just uninstall turbolister and download/reinstall under a different folder to get that 'first time use', and clean slate for you to work with. And yes you can upload the auctions to eBay once you're ready.

JackNoMore 02-16-2007 05:11 PM

I would, but I will have to start from scratch on auction information if I did that, and even though I will change some things, I WILL want to keep some stuff like item names and some details. Knowing what has worked in the past, I build from that and like to keep them around in some form or another. The problem is...how, without accidentally making myself known? Can you poke around in your own turbo lister without any problems as long as you don't upload or connect to ebay? Or will you need to clear your cache and cookies any time you click on that folder?

aspkin 02-16-2007 05:14 PM

You can save your information into a .csv file, and upload it to the new turbolister. You'll need Microsoft excel to do this. You can even edit the file before you upload it back to the new turbolister, for example changing the paypal email address, which is critical. :)

JackNoMore 02-16-2007 05:22 PM

Hmm. I used to have excel before the switch to XP. I guess it was erased in the changeover. Once I find it again, do you save it to .csv within turbo lister or within excel?

Come to think of it, I really do need excel again if I want to try Google Base multiple items upload function.

aspkin 02-16-2007 05:28 PM

You save it from turbolister. Excel is an invaluable tool, I use several times a day! I Love it!

JackNoMore 02-16-2007 05:35 PM

thanks again aspkin. I'm looking on google for instructions how that's done right now. Is there any chance there could be some code in the old copy of turbo lister that could carry over to the new copy that might link back to that suspended user name? And regarding poking around in your old turbo lister account, should you be safe to go in there if you clear out of everything (cookies/cache) first?

x2ruff4u 02-24-2007 06:50 AM

Whenever you use turbo lister it automaticly captures your ip. So say if you got banned on ip the last aco**** you use. Then dont use it. Cause it will link to your new one. Now, if you changed your ip and never installed it. Or if you did uninstall completely clean your registry cookies etc. If you want to be hardcore safe about it. Install another windows on your hard drive. I have 4 right now. A proxy does not work with this im prety sure of that. As long as your ip is fully different. Then your safe to use it. Im about to use it myself. Getting tired of all my listings, doing it on ebay T_T. lol

aspkin 02-24-2007 11:30 AM

Jack, the only thing would be auction descriptions, title and your paypal email address. You'll need to change these.

JackNoMore 02-24-2007 06:56 PM

Still not sure I understand completely. If IP is not an issue (dialup) can you use the version of turbo lister you're already using? Just create another user name under "file" or something like it? I've had no luck finding the instructions on google to save the csv. Is it me or is google becoming one big advertisement? :confused: Ebay tops their search list too. I find that amusing. ;)

aspkin 02-24-2007 08:15 PM

Hahah, I love Google! Don't rag on Google! :)

Within turbolister I believe it's File, Save.. you should have the option to save as csv file. Look around there.

JackNoMore 02-25-2007 04:00 PM

I'm a fan too, they're just much harder to find information than they used to be. Just information overload I guess. Categories would be a nice feature, but I doubt advertisers would let them do that. ;)

Thanks, I'll give it a look. :)

JackNoMore 03-05-2007 01:12 PM

Well I looked, here's what I found...
 
I found instructions to import the contents of an old version of turbo lister (1.0) into a new one (2.0). This isn't exactly what I asked for before, but as I now have three separate copies of turbo lister on my computer, and one is on a whole different hard drive which is on the blink, I'd like to try and get them all together. By doing this import, will this merge your information in a bad way (that might lead to suspension)? Should you avoid the import feature altogether? I still haven't found a way to save as csv. Have pretty much given up on that for now and looking for other ways to manage my data.

jayt 03-05-2007 05:51 PM

I'm using 2.0. I'm sure you can save csv. File->export selected item.

JackNoMore 03-05-2007 07:08 PM

Jayt, do you have to be connected online to save the csv file? I figure I'm pretty safe when there's no information being sent to ebay through the internet! :)

Once the information is saved as a csv, to avoid multiple downloads of TL 2.0, how can you crowd all your user names in there at once with no risk of messing over a good user name with a suspended one? I'm not sure I understand how that's done. Are the different user names being in the same program not an invitation to ebay account linking waiting to happen?

Also, are there any features within turbo lister you're going to want to avoid altogether to avoid suspension again? For instance, are you not going to be able to "import from ebay" or other advanced features?

Lastly, as long as you're not sending or receiving from ebay while you're in the turbo lister program, is there any way at all that ebay will know you're there and who you are?

jayt 03-05-2007 09:44 PM

You don't need to be online to save csv.

I wouldn't use TL for multiple accounts. That definitely links accounts used.

Make sure you use different IP. I suggest you use TL for one major account and use browser for other accounts after switching IP. You don't want to open TL while online if that's not the account you want to use. Who know what TL does while idle.

JackNoMore 03-05-2007 10:14 PM

Thanks for the information :) Learning this, I'm not even sure that importing and exporting csv files is a good idea. What if you only keep the information from past accounts? That's what I meant about crowding user names into one turbo lister. With the slightest misstep causing a suspended account, it's easy to build up a list! Anyway, previous posts seem to indicate that it can be done. I just don't understand how! Until then, I regard Turbo Lister as a minefield to tread lightly on, and any insight into how it works and how to properly use it while avoiding linking accounts is greatly appreciated!

JackNoMore 03-14-2007 05:19 PM

Some Clarification Needed on Turbo Lister
 
I've managed to bring up some old files and am ready to transfer files from one turbo lister to another, just so I can use it for the ebay promo. Now I have an idea - will this work? If I export to csv all the files from a previously suspended user to my OLD version of turbo lister, can I be reasonably safe to just create a new user in my NEW turbo lister account? And once those old files are out of the new turbo lister version, should I delete them from 2.0? I'm still a little shaky on the connection that might happen with having multiple users on the same version of Turbo Lister. I've been told it's just judged by IP address and nothing else, but I don't know...does anyone have the proof? :confused:

importracer150 03-13-2008 10:30 PM

Turbo Lister question?
 
I just opened 4 new ebay accounts and 3 paypals accounts the other day. I know u gotta take it a little slow when u first open a new account. But I love selling big. Whens the best time to download "turbo lister" and sell in large quanities around 100 items or more without raising any ebay flags and gettin suspended?

thelizardking 03-13-2008 10:36 PM

Ive noticed the best time is 30 to 60 days to list big...most of my PP's have been limited at the 60 day mark almost to the day...no supensions but you can't list when your limited...but ive moved away from PP...

doughboykilla 03-15-2008 02:26 PM

i belive tubro lister is also a way for ebay to spy on you and know if ur useing muiltple accounts!

ebayhateluv 03-15-2008 05:47 PM

Hi, Import:
I personally do not even try 100 listings on my 10 yr old acct anymore--too much nonsense with this abusing stuff...
--I also use multiple accts, but keep them at 10-20 listings, on high end items, and no more than 50-60 on $30 -$50 items,
-- A good rule of thumb I use is listings 1/2 (one half--ratio to my fb)--
>> IN other words, if my fb is only 10-- i list 5 items,
when my fb is at 50--im safe for 25 items... others can list more, but i like to play it safe..
+ I use Auctiva..no more ebay turbo listor--now i do have stores, so relisting 25 items per page is a matter of seconds... Good Luck :)

extension 03-28-2008 06:27 PM

Turbo Lister : Error: -Internal error to the application.
 
I'm using Turbo Lister to list my items. There are special precautions to go through before re-listing with new account. If you know what to do you'll be fine.

Basically, when I list it gives me this error on some items.

Error: -Internal error to the application.

But, if I wait a few minutes, and list again, I can now list. What is this? Account is brand new if that's any help.

aspkin 03-29-2008 07:31 AM

It's an error on eBay's end, not yours. Only thing you can do is wait like you're doing and try again later.

Have you tried Auctivia yet?

Jonas 03-29-2008 07:49 AM

I wouldn't use Turbo lister. They can hide stuff on your computer you can never find and always link you.

aspkin 03-29-2008 08:03 AM

Lol Jones, isn't that part of the Registration Entries stuff?

Every time I start my computer, since my windows is copied, XP pops up with this message that my copy of windows isn't genuine. So I have a Registration Entries file that I load up to stop Microsoft pop ups from showing up every 15 minutes of so. I should just buy a legit version of XP, but I rather wait until I buy a new computer.

Anyway, those days were fun. Lots of cracks to get what you want. I don't do that stuff anymore, but fun times.

FrancisK 04-23-2008 01:14 AM

Tell me why I shouldn't use Turbo Lister.....
 
Aside from not having the scrolling gallery I find turbo lister much easier to use and much more convienant. Are there any reasons I should not be using turbo lister, as in ebay tracing me to my old accounts?

Thanks,
Frank

aspkin 04-23-2008 01:16 AM

It retains your old information and send it to eBay when you log in. It's just not a good idea.

FrancisK 04-23-2008 11:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by aspkin (Post 37589)
It retains your old information and send it to eBay when you log in. It's just not a good idea.


Thanks for the reply Aspkin, would this be true even if the old TL is uninstalled and I am using a new IP?

aspkin 04-24-2008 12:16 AM

It's tricky. If you feel like risking it and know what you're doing go for it. I played around with it for months, I don't think it's wise to use TL even if you are able to cover your tracks.

ebayhateluv 04-24-2008 12:17 AM

HI: Yes, agreed, Auctiva is Very good- then get yourself an Ebay Store--you will have all the Fast Relists there, plus more exposure..

2001kx 06-24-2008 12:59 AM

use old turbo lister files with new account?
 
is there a way to use your old turbo lister files (items selling) in a new copy of turbo lister (was suspended).
i usually just re-write them all out of fear of getting linked somehow but would be nice if i didnt have too?
so i dont have to re write them all?

aspkin 06-24-2008 02:46 AM

If you have the excel sheets, I don't see why not. I'm not sure if your eBay user id is in the excel file, you might want to check that.

Auctiva isn't working for you?

2001kx 06-24-2008 11:31 AM

i never used Auctiva but im gonna check it out with my new account.

fennerfenner 06-29-2008 11:21 AM

Using Turbo lister for a new account
 
Just found this forum yesterday and it's really opend my eyes!

I've been on ebay for about 5 years now and must have gone through about 40+ accounts, just using different card combinations for each one. Now I have read how they link accounts, I think it's time I got a bit more cleaver when I set my next one up!

I've uninstalled turbo lister, changed my IP etc etc.. Is it ok to reinstall turbo lister once I open a new account? Couldn't seem to find an answer to this.

aspkin 06-29-2008 11:19 PM

Turbolister is a liability.

Try using Auctiva, it's better in so many other ways.

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chocobulle 07-06-2008 10:24 AM

for US / CA / Australia eBay users only though :\

generalgeorgie 07-16-2008 02:15 PM

I would like to know the answer to this also as I sell 650+ different items over and over again. If no Turbolister, what is the alternative ?


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