> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.primelister.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.primelister.com/features/cross-lister-tool/offer/how-to-send-bulk-offers-to-likers-on-mercari.md).

# How to Send Bulk Offers on Mercari

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**Steps:**

1. Navigate to your listings page on Mercari.&#x20;
2. Click on the "PrimeLister Actions" button which is on the left side of the listing search bar.&#x20;
3. Click the 'Offer to Likers' button.&#x20;
4. Enter your offer (Percentage discount from the current price)&#x20;
5. Click the "Yes, continue!" button&#x20;
6. A tab in your browser will be opened and the task will be done automatically.&#x20;
7. Please do not close this tab. It will be closed automatically when the task is done.&#x20;

PrimeLister allows sending bulk offers on Mercari.&#x20;

As you may know, Mercari allows sellers to send offers to likes, but if you have a dozen or hundreds of active items it could take a lot of your time to do it. With PrimeLister you can do it only with just one click.&#x20;

The app scans your items and selects those that have at least one Liker, and sends your offer discount.&#x20;


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