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How to Add Ecarter API call back URL with Googlecheckout
 

My account at ecrater.com allows integration with Google Check Out. However, in the intergration process, it asks to enter "https://www.ecrater.com/google/response-handler.php"
in the "API callback URL" field in my G. Check Out integration setting. But I already put Cartmanager API call back URL in it.

How can I add Ecrater.com API call back URL?

how is sales on ecrater.com ? is it better then ioffer

I just tried it, haven't had any sales yet. Will see and will let you know!

I've been there months. No sales. That's with items marked up only a couple dollars so they're lower than almost everyone else.

Does anyone know how to add 2 API Callback URLs from 2 different shopping carts to Google Check Out Integration. I already add one of them but if I add the 2nd one, it will be saved and the 1st one is then removed.

Really appreciate the answer.

You can't add the second one. You need to open a second Google Checkout Account. I had the same problem.

Thank you for the answer, I guess I'll have to open the 2nd Google Check Out Account now.

There's a way to make money on these small sites. You have to unload huge inventories onto them. I don't imagine that anyone who lists anything less than 80 items has a chance of getting any sales. Plus you have to promote like crazy. Ecrater is not the answer. You literally need to list your items on all the biggest auction sites out there.

I made 3 measly sales on ecrater after 2 months.

Make that 5 sales

Like I said you'll have to dump a ****load of inventory onto ecrater in order to make any kind of money and you have to heavily promote it. What you're basically doing is creating your own estore online. You'll have more luck posting the exact same products on other free auctions sites like onlineauction, mybisi, ioffer, etc and referencing a central store. After a while I believe you'll have more and more ppl coming back to that store to make their purchases.