Ebay Purchase History Downloader

Jacqueline Morgan (Property Unravelled)2022年7月18日

★★★★★4

Hi, I have upgraded the app but for some reason it will only download some of the 2022 transactions. I have tried to go to another page and then download it again but it won't work. Any ideas on how I can fix this.

Tianyou Gu2022年7月16日

★★★★★5

cant download history if user has too many transactions for some reason. but still a great tool tho

マキヤマロベルト2022年7月15日

★★★★★3

Hello, Using version 2.3, extension stop working, clicked download and nothing is happening.

Aidan Minasian2022年6月4日

★★★★★5

Really helpful and it is what it advertises. 100% recommend! Update 2024: Forgot to mention it even gets previous purchases from 2+ years ago!

Rupert Cake2022年4月21日

★★★★★5

Worked very well make sure when on your ebay page the history tab is set and to pick up a whole year you may need to download the first half then change the page view counter to see more then redownload

Michael Y2022年4月12日

★★★★★4

good tool but it took me a few minutes to make it work though.

philip pears2022年3月22日

★★★★★3

This app isn't working? after clicking purchase history download button, nothing happens?? (Chrome)

Shaun John2022年3月13日

★★★★★5

you are a legend, downloaded and using it within 5 minutes, works brilliant, LOOK FOR THE PUZZLE PIECE TOP RIGHT OF YOUR SCREEN PEOPLE, ITS EASSSYYYYYYY

John Clark2022年3月7日

★★★★★5

Amazing Extension! I tried to download my PayPal transaction history, but it wouldn't show any item details for eBay "Express Checkout" items, which was not an issue in 2020. When I tried to match up my eBay purchase history with Paypal, I discovered that some of my eBay purchases were directly to a credit card, meaning that a PayPal purchase history wouldn't help me at all with those. This extension saved me a LOT of time and misery. THANK YOU!!!

Bandrik2022年3月7日

★★★★★5

This add-on is a GODSEND. First of all, yes it does work, even with eBay's updated interface (as of this writing, March 2022). It has saved me SO MUCH TIME from having to type out all the info and keep track of my expenditures on eBay. Yes, eBay DOES have a "request your data" feature, but it literally takes DAYS for them to process your request, and it doesn't have as much info as this add-on gives -- and this add-on only takes SECONDS to do its job. Sometimes it doesn't work and nothing happens when I click the app icon in the Chrome toolbar. But that's fixed by simply refreshing the "Your Purchases" page and then setting the filter from "60 days" to a year (such as 2022). Then it works -- with a caveat. This is probably a limitation of eBay, but eBay only shows a few dozen items per page, and splits things up into multiple pages. The add-on can grab things from the first 6 or 7 pages, then stops. Here's a solution that works for me: First I found it best to set the filter to "filter by year" so for example set to 2022. Then on page 1, run the History Downloader app and save the first file and call it "segment 1" or similar. Then go a few pages in, like to page 4. Run it again. Save as "segment 2". Repeat. I found that even though it gets pages 1-7, if I jump to page 7 it misses a lot of stuff. So I go every 4 pages to be safe. There WILL be overlap between segments, but that's okay, and I'll explain how to fix that. You'll now have several "segment" files. Go through each and copy and paste all the data into a single spreadsheet. Then, most spreadsheet software has a feature to remove duplicates. Google Sheets has it under "Data drop down menu" -> Data Cleanup" > "Remove Duplicates". Excel has something similar. Just read up how to do it on your spreadsheet software of choice, and have it analyze the "Item ID" column. All those rows with overlapping duplicates will be wiped out -- usually the first instance of it appearing from top to bottom will be kept, and all the duplicates after it are the ones removed. Congrats, now you have a single file with ALL your stuff together. You can then continue to every so often do another export from Page 1 on eBay, save it as a temp file, and then add the new rows to the bottom of your main file. You can even just paste it all and do another "remove duplicates" so you don't have to check every row to see what's already been saved. I then took it a step further. I added a bunch of formulas and extra cells that do the following: - Makes the Item number a clickable link to the item on eBay - Makes the Order number a clickable link to the order on eBay - Makes the seller's name a clickable link to the seller on eBay - Using the Item cost and the Order Total, I was able to reverse-calculate the following for each item: --- Shipping cost per item (number of items in an order divided by shipping cost for the order) --- Tax charged per item if a domestic order (my state tax rate X item price) --- Tax charged per item if an international order (item price + shipping added together, THEN X state tax rate) --- Each item's subtotal: price + shipping portion + tax - how much shipping total was charged for the whole order - how much tax was charged for the total order (depending on international or domestic) - and some other stuff. Works great for me. I can share how I did this if anyone's curious. Maybe I'll make a template file people can copy. I'll reply to this review if I do that with a link to the Google Sheet template. :) I hope this helps you, and maybe some others who happen to read this! :)