Turbo Lister was never designed to handle the large numbers that people list now, so if you have more than 1000 listings in any one user, you risk crashing the system or having corrupted data constantly. I learned a trick from one of the Turbo Lister techs early on and have double checked every once in awhile to see if this had been changed, only to find out it had not been. I still would not be happy having to take down all those listings and restore them with Turbo Lister, but there is no way I would ever sit there and manually fix even 100 listings, let alone 1400 of them.Įven though it has had its problems through out the years Turbo Lister is still probably the best thing that Ebay ever managed to buy, develop and keep as everything else they touch turns into (bleep). I have always done things this way even before Ebay became known as GlitchBay. I also have 2 complete backups of all the items on Turbo Lister on my hard drive in case one of them gets corrupted and these also have all the pictures with them.

That way if I have to restore things they are easily identified and ready to go. I store all the pictures in the Turbo Lister listings and also on my hard drive and each folder in Turbo Lister ties to a folder with the pictures on my hard drive. I have always manually deleted everything when it sells so that i know there is not going to be another Ebay glitch where suddenly I have all of these listings duplicated for sale again.

All of my listings are stored and listed through Turbo Lister but I do not use Ebays syncing program to do anything with my items as i have never trusted it to not cause issues.

Program to use turbo lister 2 backups