TradeMe - received a GI Bonus Listing Credit, what is it?

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#1328256 20-Jun-2015 12:40

I list lots of stuff, I'd have appreciated a loyalty recognition! :)

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#1328305 20-Jun-2015 13:51

Thought it was about the US armed forces for a minute there.

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#1329100 22-Jun-2015 11:05

jtan: Ran this through my partner who works for TM and she said:

Sounds like bonus credit we were giving out for people who listed something with us by a certain date.
We sent out a DM to members who hadn’t listed anything in a while and said if you list something in the General items category before this date, we’ll give you $10 bonus credit. So GI stands for General Items.

Thanks for that. Good to know what it's about. :)

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#1332303 26-Jun-2015 18:36

Seems like it might be a new initiative along with some other new ideas from TM:

http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/industries/69627788/trade-mes-stuart-mclean-outlines-plan-to-lure-back-kiwis-to-online-trading

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#1332307 26-Jun-2015 18:47

Good to see that the are recognizing the problems of all their legacy baggage.

Best thing for when I was selling lots on there would be invoicing totals like ebay do. Then paying that total thru pay now.

Ive only just ressurected the old business trademe account. Its got a good number of feedbacks on it so should see about selling on there again since I have not much else to do during the day while waiting on tradespeople or whatever.

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