turbo lister 2 stops at 3 bars during setup

So that’s why I now recommend that you upload your gallery images to eBay directly. Yes, that’s right – you can now upload 12 images to each listing, 100% free of charge! And all things considered, there’s no real reason to host them on your own server if you can use eBay for free. In a way it’s actually good timing with this problem, as it allows me to update the self-hosted vs eBay images point, which I’ve been meaning to do for some time now – ever since eBay started offering FREE image hosting with every listing. What I do know is that I’ve received a huge amount of emails from people facing this problem and asking me how to fix it, so it’s definitely not an isolated incident or something specific to me. I honestly don’t know if this is something Turbo Lister have done on purpose or if it really is just a glitch. It only allows you to upload one, the first image URL that you specify within the listing settings.

This is mainly due to the features and flexibility self-hosted images offer you over using eBay, but I won’t go into all of that again, as I’ve previously covered the topic in-depth here:Īnother topic that I’m fond of talking about is listing creation, which isn’t really news to any of you, as you know how important I view design and presentation when trying to create a real business on eBay.Ī few times in the past when asked about the best listing creation tool, I’ve recommended Turbo Lister, as I believe it to be the easiest way to create professional listings to use on eBay, for free.īut recently Turbo Lister has started to display a glitch! In essence this error that’s developed means you CANNOT add multiple gallery images if you have the self-hosted image setting enabled. I talk a lot on this blog about self-hosted images and why you should use them for your eBay listings rather than just relying on eBay’s gallery images.

Turbo lister 2 stops at 3 bars during setup