When searching for a product, search options allow you to search by seller ratings. But is there any way to search for Bonanza members?
The only way I’ve found to idenify Bonanza member booths is via the Member icon designation as part of the seller information when viewing a specific item listing. I didn’t even realize for the longest time that there were different much smaller member icons on the seller’s booth header or profile header. But there’s no way I can find to search for Bonanza members directly (without having to manually open essentially every listing in a category or whatever to see which sellers are also Bonanza members).
Does anyone know if it’s possible to search for Bonanza members through the Community website or any other way?
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ReddyGiftware Reputation: 31 See ReddyGiftware's booth |
Hi ReddyGiftware, at this time, you’re unable to search for Bonanza members. You’ll need to click into the listing to see if the seller is a member. I could see this being a handy filter option and I may suggest adding this to our feedback page! You can also visit this page to nominate your top 3 favorite improvements, the requests with the most votes are then implemented on our site.
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Each feedback page is monitored by our Founder and CEO, so please do share your thoughts with them. We strive to be your favorite online marketplace, and we appreciate you taking the time to let us know how we can improve our site.
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bonanzajon Reputation: 1539 See bonanzajon's booth |
To search for a specific seller type in their name in the search box, As you start typing selections of items and booth names will show,
Unfortunately trying to browse sellers or find sellers in an area around you is no longer available.
You could search Facebook for Bonanza Seller groups, as well.
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rapidreader Reputation: 534 See rapidreader's booth |
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