eBay Express Exclusives in the Evening Standard

Today's Evening Standard is promoting exclusive designer goods available on eBay Express. Five talented designers come together under the express*exclusives user ID and you can read more about them on the express*exclusives about me page.

Currently listed are a Charlotte Tangye footprint shoe rack, some Jethro Macey quirky flying duck hooks, Sylvie Fuller latte mugs, Leanne Rostron urban bone china salad plates and my personal favourites, Gary Birks' bone china cat and dog bowls.

Another designer exclusive to eBay Express is Lou Lou and Law. Ann Louise Roswald and Natasha Law have collaborated in a cool, relaxed line of clothing featuring iconic Law nudes and Roswald's eye for line, pattern and shape.

Great to see some superb items to draw the buyers into eBay Express UK.


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eBay Express wish lists come to the UK

Last week we pointed out the missing 'wish list' on the eBay Express UK site. Someone at eBay must be listening to us because today it's appeared!

Go make your wishlists and email them to family and friends (and your boss!) and make sure they know what you want this Christmas. But don't stop there, create lists for your birthday, Valentines, wedding, anniversaries.... let your wish lists run wild and put an end to that present you didn't want but have to keep in case the sender comes to stay and wonders where it is!

If anyone is feeling generous you can see my own wish list on eBay Express UK.

Missing 'Wish List' on eBay Express.co.uk

I've been wondering why the brand new eBay express site looked like it had something missing....



Why are there two lines between 'Shopping Basket' and 'Your Account'? It was only when I looked on eBay express.com that I found they've introduced a wish list facility.



It allows you to create up to ten lists of items you'd like and share the lists with family and friends, and of course you're encouraged to have lists for Christmas, birthday, holidays or any other occasion you can dream up. Then you just email your lists to the people you hope will buy you your gifts!

Sounds like a great idea, but why is it hiding on the UK site?