eBay Pictures . . .

NewJerseyMeatHook

Hello. Is there a way to make eBay auction photos larger without paying the $.75 supersize fee?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks, fellas.

Rick

RipublicaninMass

One way is to upload your pictures to another website that will "host' them for you. I am on 8m.com, then I include the html in my ebay description.

WinPitcher

Rick

some hosting sites are free, but the pic could x out after so many visits or the amt of time you use. So be aware of that possibility.

Im sure someone may know of a free site where that won't happen until after the auction.

Steve

pandrews

i pay $5/month for www.pixagogo.com.. they give you unlimited EVERYTHING.. it's been my favorite by far..

jskirwin

I run about 5 websites and so have my pics stored in a folder in one of them.

Once you settle on a website, consider using Poster Toaster to post your listings. Poster Toaster will upload your photos automatically when you post your listing. Makes listing much easier.

charliehustle14

I've used photobucket.com for free for several years, often listing 50 to 100 cards (with large pics) at a time, and have never had a problem with exceeding bandwidth limits.

Jkskirwin, Poster Toaster looks interesting. How does it compare to eBay's Turbolister?

Todd