Amateur Dumb Listing Question

[Kotton King]

Whether you type in T206 or T-206, both show up in your search on ebay. So you could use either one.

When I'd list a T206, I would always list it this way: "1909-11 T-206 .......".

[ethicsprof]

i'm with Eric.

best of luck,

barry

[tbob]

Eric, are you sure? I know I used to search "E94" and one day discovered that my search wasn't turning up "E-94". Maybe their search program has changed.

[Robextend]

Originally Posted by tbob

Eric, are you sure? I know I used to search "E94" and one day discovered that my search wasn't turning up "E-94". Maybe their search program has changed.

Same here. Also when I used to search for E91, I would need to do a separate search for E91A, E91B, E91C. But again, maybe that has changed.

[Kotton King]

Originally Posted by tbob

Eric, are you sure? I know I used to search "E94" and one day discovered that my search wasn't turning up "E-94". Maybe their search program has changed.

You're right Bob.....it doesn't work for E94's. (Edited to add: or any other set. You learn something new every day)

So Bob is right..... for E94's you have to search by E94 or E-94.


Edited to say: That now I know I'm completely wrong.

If you type in T206, only T206 shows up.

If you type in T-206, then T 206 and T-206 show up, but not T206

If you type in T 206, then T-206 and T 206 show up, but not T206

[Browncow75]

I believe that the Ebay search function considers hyphens to appear in the system as "T 206", making the hyphen appear as a space between the 2 letters/numbers in the search. Thats just something I have noticed.

Brandon