Ebay Pictures - Help pls

[SalandJeff]

Does anyone know of any way to include multiple photos in an auction, without incurring additional fees?

I used to use Auctiva, which I liked. The scrolling gallery is great also. But there is a charge for it now, after the 30 day trial. I am just selling stuff around the house, so between Ebay fees and Paypal fees, I don't think it makes sense to pay Auctiva as well. Are there any other similar services out there that are free?

 

[3boymthr]

The best way to get extra photos out there is to post that if anyone is interested in extra photos to contact you and you'll send them via e-mail. Use a g-mail or hotmail account to respond to their e-mails so you don't start getting spam. Someone who is really interested in the item will request the photos.

The other option to save money is to select picture pack.

 

[mrudman]

Whenever I list something, I just use html code to add them in to the listing. Can add as many as I want, and it's all free.

 

[kittycatalina65]

Photobucket is a free hosting service. It will also generate the HTML code to cut n paste in the auction.

 

[laurafergie]

Photobucket is a free hosting service. It will also generate the HTML code to cut n paste in the auction.

Photobucket has tutorials on their website to show you how to do this if you need it.

Also - If you use a hosting like the one above, you can use eBay's free listing program Turbolister. It's kind of buggy, but gets the job done. You can put in as many pictures as you want for free.

http://pages.ebay.com/turbo_lister/