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411 u will find most of the feedback is imported imo

greg. Mr. Grabber only imports the number of feedbacks you have and percentage positive, not feedback comments. I am talking about dudes registered for 1 month with 300 transactions done. On ioffer, you can see transactions in their feedback even tho the buyer didn't rate them yet.

ahhh brill, 300 nice going, shame on ⊗⊗⊗⊗ though :P( they will get put down soon no doubt

on ioffer?
lol
maybe in the future
but not today, tommorrow, this week or next week
you take down all the ⊗⊗⊗⊗ on that site, you take down ioffer auto.

the one time I tried ioffer so far I imported my feedback and then about 500 listings from ebay (feedback was also I think around 500).... shortly thereafter that ebay account got shut down. I don't think it had much to do with it but I am nervous about letting mr. grabber bring in info from a working ebay account.

iOffer seems to be getting alot more traffic these days
 

Google Trends: ioffer

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people are probably looking to get cheaper deals there for the holidays

Right, a moderate boost but nothing compared to eBay just yet. :)

after getting my account deleted for no reason, I stopped with iOffer. I did come back sometime and registered a new account. Try logging in the next day and it said my account did not exist. I tried contacting them numerous times but not luck....

anyone see the friends dvds offered all over Ioffer??? obvious ⊗⊗⊗⊗. i see them on ioffer selling for about $50 a pop then look over on ebay for around $100...how does the FBI not jack these guys up?

Ain't the stuff on ioffer mostly knock offs. The lv's, gucci's, coach's, watches, cell phones, shoes....etc. I sold a bunch of lv's and the buyer's knew it. They told me the real thing is too expensive for them and didn't know where to find these knock offs besides ioffer. The traffic is pretty good if you're selling knock offs.

You can even transfer your ebay feedback THEN change ur ebay name and transfer again and WALA your Ioffer feedback score has just doubled!

I have used ioffer for near 5 years, firstly selling wholesale copy stuff from Thailand, the quality of stuff i used to get was poor compared to what i can get these days but i was turning over $20,000 a month and making a third of that in profit, Then they started clamping down with the C.O.P.S removing listings and kicking me off so i never bothered until around 4 months ago. At present i have around 40 items listed retail, and sell between 10 & 20 per week, about 20% don't pay you so you have to wait and do a non paying buyer strike to get your fee back. I reckon if i listed 5 times the items i would get 5 times the sales. Its nowhere near the selling power you get with ebay but its another hook to get some extra cash in. I guess it depends what your selling but some of my items have had 400 views over the period they are listed.

I have been on and off Ioffer for a few years now. Great site for Vero items. Whenever I need a new replica purse or something that is where I go. Have to be careful thou as some replicas are just pain carp.

Ioffer is a good place to sell but there customer service is carp. I have emailed them about a problem about a week ago and still have not heard of a reply. Also if you returned an item it is almost impossible to get your money back.

Warner Bros is cracking down on ioffer....just had my account SUSPENDED for selling two DVD titles that Warner apparently owns (although I didn't realize it as they were from a studio that went out of business decades ago--I really thought they were public domain)...just a heads-up...no warning, no email, I just logged in to respond to an offer, and THAT was where I saw the takedown messages in my ioffer inbox. 12 hours later, my items slowly started to disappear, and the next time I logged in, I was immediately asked to pay my remaining fees before I could 'proceed'...once I paid my outstanding fees, a screen popped up telling me I was suspended....

By the way, since IPs are often dynamic (meaning they change every time you turn off/on your modem, for example), ebay doesn't use them (exclusively, anyway) for suspensions/linking to suspended accounts. They use COOKIES that are delivered to your computer, via ebay emails or by you logging in to your suspended account. If your account at ebay gets suspended, DON'T open any ebay emails that are sent to the email address you registered with, DON'T log in to your suspended account, or if you do, clear out your cookies before and after logging into your suspended account before logging in to any active accounts.

If you want to know if your IP address changes when you turn on/off your modem, do a search on IP check and find a site that will report you IP address to you....turn off your modem for a minute or so, then back on, and go to the same site and check it again.

Ioffer is not a problem. You just transfer you eBay items to the site. As they dont charge you for listing items I think is not a problem.

I sold a few items there. Actually my items are not popular but I dont complain. I only pay fees is an item is sold.

I sell alot at my own web store, about 10 times more than on Ioffer so I dont know why is this.

If you use Paypal with ioffer purchases are they covered with Paypal?

Burning do you mean getting your money back through Paypal?

you need to pay pretty fee for ioffer,not too much good

also your account will be very easy to be suspended on oiffer without noted

we have sold a lot of Michae jackson dvds boxset on ioffer last year,but the fee is too expensive,eaten too much profit by them.

You can't make much of a profit on ioffer either, most of the stuff goes for a fraction of what it sells for on ebay.