I have noticed for a few weeks that the browser becomes a memory drain if left on eBay for a long time. Looks like there are a number of "features" added that suck down the resources but I haven't had time to troubleshoot. It might be they are taxing antispyware software too. If you find it slow, look in your process table for an IE process that is extraordinarily high in memory utilization (like a quarter GB) and kill it.
Hit and miss for me. Sometimes it is very fast, but mostly in the past 2 weeks it has been like a turtle. I have actually stopped listing a few times, only to come back a few hours later just to list a few items.
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Apropos of the coin posse/aka caca: "The longer he spoke of his honor, the tighter I held to my purse."
(.20 listing day tomorrow!)
good thing I just listed on on my own. cost me 4 friggin dollars !
<< <i>Usually loads slow even with dsl, and I think it's due to the animation graphics of the ads. >>
Yeah, but it's been WAY slower than the usual too slow. There must be a flakey hop between me and their server.
Russ, NCNE
There has been lot of traffic (third world countries) into their servers due to this new listing
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Hit and miss for me. Sometimes it is very fast, but mostly in the past 2 weeks it has been like a turtle. I have actually stopped listing a few times, only to come back a few hours later just to list a few items.
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There has been lot of traffic (third world countries) into their servers due to this new listing
Geez, what's next -- $50,000,000 for a nuke from North Korea?
Thanks, ebay.
I find that offensive & threatening, Russell. I’m going to report you.
and they're cold.
I don't want nobody to shoot me in the foxhole."
Mary
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