I have been looking for a rug that came with the Model 61 for about 6 mo. now.
All of a sudden I am getting way to many matches
Smith & Wesson rug: 17341 new matches today
682 NEW: S&W Model 61
S&W Model 61: 1016 new matches today
Anyone else?
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I have been looking for a rug that came with the Model 61 for about 6 mo. now.
All of a sudden I am getting way to many matches
Smith & Wesson rug: 17341 new matches today
682 NEW: S&W Model 61
S&W Model 61: 1016 new matches today
Anyone else?
eBay is always messing with searches, they cram all the big stores that pay a lot of fees at the top of results. So all you see is Chinese fake and junk!
Ebay cracks me up at times.
I bought a williams receiver sight off there a couple weeks ago, good transaction.
Now ebay is sending me notifications, we see you bought this and feel you will enjoy these more, 20 new notifications with sellers and stores selling the same sight I just bought!
My wife just bought a few books off there friday and she's getting the same notifications about the books this morning.
I think there desperate for buyers!
So I am not sure I follow you, Are there that many correct matches? or are they for something else??? In other words... IS ebay just getting anything in front of you hoping for you to impulse buy?Quote:
Originally Posted by DCP
Yes, I have had trouble with their saved searches in that after I find and buy the item and delete the save, sometimes 6 months later I start getting emails on them again and I can't stop it because they arn't in my saved search list. ????
It appears ebay is just getting anything in front of me hoping for me make a impulse buy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chill Wills
I researched manually and it works correctly
Ebay kills you with emails. You can elect to only get emails when you make a transaction, and that is what I did. They have marketing on steroids.
Little know factoid.
Here is your problem: the way you are doing it, your search will turn up ANY ad with ANY of the words in your search terms. Put quotes around it and you get only what is EXACTLY being searched for. I did "Smith & Wesson Model 61" and came up with 13 hits.
Try that.
How are they different than any other internet function. I do a lot on eBay - buy andsell - and am always getting bombarded with the same things you talk about. Given that, I did a search recently using, IIRC, MSN search for an "Irish Tenor Banjo" as I am looking for one and remembered a site that had some fair prices. For a week after my initial search, I'd bring up other sites - non-related - and there would be pictures of Irish Tenor Banjos off to the side. They all get you coming and going and there is no privacy . . ..
Thanks but it didn't workQuote:
Originally Posted by FISH4BUGS
"S&W Model 61": 2236544 new matches today
Well I just did it again: "S&W model 61" brought 2 items. "Smith and Wesson Model 61" brought 30 items.Quote:
Originally Posted by DCP
Are you SURE you are adding the quotes at BOTH the beginning and end?
If not, then I don't know what to say.
I just tried it too...I get 13 results. Something doesn't seem right.
redhawk
When I entered the search manually it works fine then. When I set up the Autosaved search with ("S&W Model 61": 2236544 new matches today) was copy and pasted 2,236,544. Thank you so much. I just dont know what ebay is doingQuote:
Originally Posted by FISH4BUGS
It must be in the autosave search. It may well be copying the search WITHOUT the quotes thus the ton of responses. Turn off the autosave search and try again.
So let me understand: the quote thing worked for you?
These are my manual searches
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odk...el+61&_sacat=0
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...61%22&_sacat=0
I've seen a lot of problems with their searches, things like looking for swim suits and they throw in oboes, car parts, ukeleles, and so on (i.e. things that have NONE of my search terms in the listing's title at all.) I think their search engine is powered by lunacy or something.
White fonting is an unethical technique used by some sellers. It is the practice of inserting hidden keywords into the body of an electronic document, in order to influence the actions of a search program reviewing that document. The name white fonting comes from the practice of adding keywords to a webpage, using a white font on a white background, in an effort to hide the additional keywords from sight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr_Sheesh
White fonting can also add unrelated, but often searched, keywords to a webpage in order to gain additional traffic.
These are title searches only though - so it's a fleabay search engine issue not white fonting.
Better than Amazon’s, which is apparently powered by LSD.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr_Sheesh