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Bob it's not just the Motors forum. I followed your link above everyone over ther is hopping mad.
I followed Bob Vidans link posted above and found this posting. OPT OUT! I followed a thread posted here and found an Opt Out option posted by Gail. This gives you the old format back, as this is a test. The Opt Out link is found at the bottom of the search page. Look hard, becaust this is; The proverbial small print, just click on Opt Out and get happy again! And then send email to Ebay, just because you Opt Out, does not mean that this change won't be instituted! Going to check it out will rport back
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http://forums.ebay.com/db1/thread.js...93280&start=40
This is another link if you want to post a reply.
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This is off the subject a bit, but I was trying to find a local car that I found out was sold on eBay after the fact.
My search results only went back two weeks. Is there a way to change the dates of the completed listings you want to find? Is there a limit to how old the auction is? I think the car in question was sold in December. I wanted to see what the car sold for, and what was disclosed in the description. |
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