A-Z Parts ?

[Brockport Bill 2,064]

went on A-Z Tractor parts web page yesterday and appears they are not operating their own site for parts any longer -- but rather shifting to EBAY but says that all inventory is not on ebay yet??

[ebinmaine 74,553]

I've been dealing with Lincoln at A to Z for years. 

Good dude. 

Always treated me right. 

 

And.. I believe.. because of that.... he's VERY busy. 

 

That's why I always CALL Lincoln. ☎️ 

 

I haven't used his online list for a looooonng time.  

 

 

 

[Brockport Bill 2,064]

28 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

I've been dealing with Lincoln at A to Z for years. 

Good dude. 

Always treated me right. 

 

And.. I believe.. because of that.... he's VERY busy. 

 

That's why I always CALL Lincoln. ☎️ 

 

I haven't used his online list for a looooonng time.  

 

 

 

i prefer calling as well -- but i liked the web site just for the search to learn what he did or did not have in stock -- and i frequently referred other wh folks to them who didnt know they existed? Frankly, tho i had repeat issues with my ordering acct which was another reason i did phone orders, however the move to Ebay might relieve Lincoln of some work load -- but getting his full inventory listed on Ebay will likely be massive task !!

[953 nut 62,162]

I think he will continue to take phone calls. Anything he can sell directly will save him the  fees.

[ebinmaine 74,553]

23 minutes ago, Brockport Bill said:

however the move to Ebay might relieve Lincoln of some work load -- but getting his full inventory listed on Ebay will likely be massive task

 

 

I've never sold on ebay. I've also never operated my own website. 

I have sold auto & truck parts for other businesses. 

I don't know the technical differences between having one's own site vs a host like ebay. 

I'd imagine that the workload would be similar. 

Perhaps having an ebay account is less expensive?