Free eBay text alerts for the month of September

Published by Ewan on Monday 1st September 2008, 16:07 | Filed under: SMS

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Tamebay are reporting that eBay are waiving the standard 12p charges for the text message updates:

eBay are running a promotion for SMS text alerts for September waiving the normal charge of 12p per message. You’ll be able to receive free alerts when watched items are about to end as well as place and raise bids on eBay auctions.

Good news!? Anyone ever used eBay text messaging alerts?

Tags: eBay, free, September, text alerts

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LeilR

This is a good additional marketing come on for eBay. It will get them more potential online shoppers and sellers

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