Re: What's the deal with eBay?
- From: Bob Lombard <thorsteinnospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2008 08:24:06 -0500
Matthew B. Tepper wrote:
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Bob Lombard wrote:Matthew B. Tepper wrote:"Jeez"?Bob Lombard <thorsteinnospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> appears to have caused the following letters to be typed in news:8g6uj.17052$0I1.2342@en-nntp---------
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Steve de Mena wrote:So you're saying that the Sun *does* rise in the West?Bob Lombard wrote:-------Steve de Mena wrote:Is that "Sorry, I was wrong" in some language I am not familiar with?Bob Lombard wrote:-----Steve de Mena wrote:No, because eBay saved searches (in "My eBay") are most definitely NOT "stored on the individual's computer".Bob Lombard wrote:-------Steve de Mena wrote:No they're not.Dana John Hill wrote:--------Is eBay acting funny for anyone else? All my saved searches--Shaham gave me 5 CDs in the list, along with (valid) entries for DVD and Postcards (a lodge named Shaham).
for CDs--default to LPs now, and typing in a name, say, "Shaham", I get "DVD, HD DVD & Blu-ray", "Books", "Entertainment
Memorabilia" and "Postcards" as categories, but no "CD". Some CDs show up, but it isn't sorting right. Any ideas?
My main saved Classical search (CDs, ending first, PayPal only) is working OK.
Steve
Maybe it should be pointed out that the 'directions' for those saved searches are stored on the individual's computer, not at eBay.
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Steve
So you're saying it should not be pointed out?
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Steve
Irrelevant.
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Steve
No.
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No. If you folks will just pay attention, I did not at any time aver that eBay Saved Searches data are saved on the customer's computer. I merely asked if the OP should be so informed.
Jeez.
bl
"Pay attention"?
You said nothing about data, you said the SEARCH was stored on the local
computer. Neither the data nor the search query are stored on the local
PC. You can login to eBay from any PC and all your searches are available.
There is absolutely nothing to inform the OP or anyone else.
Quite so. I can check on my eBay searches from my bedroom computer, from my laptop that's usually in the living room, from my office computer, from my dad's computer, from friends' computers, and from my iPhone.
Hee-hee. I believe you gentlemen, really I do. In the meantime, the OP's question hasn't been answered. Should you inform him of your best guess re why his search data is mangled? Or will you let him rot while you continue to misread my original post? RMCR is waiting; you *will* be judged.
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