Node.js Reviews

PrimeLister Reviews

1. Jill

   · Reseller at Depop · almost 5 years ago
   I love PrimeLister

   Where to begin?! Wow. This extension is a game changer!! It has incredible functionality that saves me a lot of time. Time I can now devote to growing my business further. It is user friendly-I downloaded one other extension prior and didn't even get to using it as instructions alone was so convoluted-this one was super easy; I was up and relisting items within seconds! Amazing! It is affordable and an incredible value for money! Best of all, and I think why this extension tops everything else on the market is the customer service! Not a single unanswered question. I raised a query at 4am...and someone was there within seconds! He patiently answered all my questions, listened to suggestions and was so pleasant through it all. Thank you so so much for making a winning tool to help small businesses like me!

   👍 Pros:    Great customer support|Customer support|Best customer service|Great documentation|Relisting
2. Ashley

   · Poshmark Ambassador at Poshmark · almost 5 years ago
   Reseller's best friend

   For the past three months, I've been using PrimeLister. It not only made my life easier, but it also tripled my revenue. Furthermore, the most recent upgrade to the scheduling option made it even better. Send offer to likers is one of my favorite features. It's a fantastic tool for organizing my closet. After using it for a couple of months, I had to request Richard, who is very talented and very cooperative, to give me a professional package for using my PrimeLister account for multiple Poshmark accounts. I would strongly advise it to any posher who resells as an individual or as a professional. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

   👍 Pros:    Schedule poshmark sharing|Send offer to likers|User-friendly|User friendly interface|Great user experience|Document storage

   👎 Cons:    Draft listing feature
3. Cassie

   · Posher at Poshmark · almost 5 years ago
   Most effective way to increase Mercari and Poshmark sales

   I have been always advocating the most effective way to increase my sales is to re-list my items on both Poshmark and Mercari. The only problem was that I was getting tired of filling out the same information over and over as I keep re-listing my items. I hate having to switch back and forth between open tabs and copy-pasting descriptions to create copies of the same listing. I would like to thank a Posher friend who told me about PrimeLister. I started saving myself extra time whilst PrimLister handles all the re-listing jobs.

   👍 Pros:    Great documentation|Great customer support|Mercari relisting|Poshmark relisting|Poshmark sharing

   👎 Cons:    Depop relisting

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