as follows: "Canada, Scott/Unitrade #xxx". Apparently, this resulted in my listings showing up as a Unitrade #, vs Scott# (btw, the numbers are identical). So, if a potential buyer was sear

It would make a world of difference if the search engine could differentiate between #xxx -yyy (all item with numbers between xxx and yyy, as we currently have) and #xxx to yyy (only the full range of

British Colony stamp that is supposed to be Cat #xxx, perf 12.5 and #1 wmk. I look it up in Scott and it says "1d lake". But hold on a minute, there's also a carmine/lake variety and it m

the new listing. All of my titles contain Scott #xxx followed by the year. I don't know why the system doesn't always capture the year from the title, but it happens. It's not a big deal for me. I ju

Peter just for my personal info. If a stamp is listed in Scott has having Wmk xxx and no other option, do you expect the seller to indicate this? Or if a stamp was issued with no gum, do you wish th

I have the buyers email on both of my latest payment notifications. 1 is a "Notification of Payment" and the other is "Instant payment for item#XXXXXXXXx from XXXXXXX"

Mark. if you check my site, you'll see that I do have a WS11 plate block listed, I also have several ducks listed and when you do a search for any rw## nothing comes up. I do the search both under my

Hmmm........I used Scott #xxx (rarely abbreviated to Sc #xxx) in the titles that came over from StampWants. I've got the Scott numbers in the HS Cat # box in all cases. So everything is searchable by