We’ve already integrated many popular Turbo Lister features in Seller Hub to support you during the change. Downloads of the TurboLister listing tool in the US have not been available since 2017.īecause many eBay sellers continue to rely on TurboLister to list items quickly and easily, we want to give you plenty of time to transition to other listing options. “Starting July 2020, we will stop supporting TurboLister. In the mean time, to help our chums across the pond, if you are in the UK or Europe (or both) and used to use TurboLister, which eBay listing tool do you use now and what would you recommend people in the US consider as a TurboLister replacement? eBay email to TurboLister users in the US The new tool isn’t out yet though so sellers in the US will be crossing their fingers that it comes before July. That’s the real beauty of TurboLister that once you’ve created your listings you can press the bulk upload button and leave it to take as long as it needs to dribble your listings up to eBay over a slow Internet connection. Seller Hub is in comparison slow and clunky as you can only work as fast as your Internet connection and whilst adding 12 images at desktop speed is almost instant, adding 12 images over the still despicably slow Internet speeds some have to endure can take minutes, not seconds.ĮBay do say that they are working on a replacement with the all important feature of being able to work offline. The difference is that TurboLister is a tool that works offline at desktop speeds – basically as fast as your hard drive can spin. There is no eBay tool to replace TurboLister, much as the marketplace would beg you to believe you can do everything in Seller Hub.

eBay have emailed those still using it to tell them they’d best make other arrangements. You can’t even download TurboLister today, but still many eBay sellers still use it but TurboLister is to be finally killed off for good this coming July. However the clunky and much derided often nicknamed ‘TurdoLister’, but still loved by many despite it’s faults has lumbered on in the US but not for much longer. You might be forgiven for having forgotten about eBay TurboLister as it’s been dead for a year if you’re in Europe.

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