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Well it looks as though ebay has added more improvements but this time I like it as it gives the option to move store listings to an auction format which would work a ok of me as I like to mix up which things I have at auction at any given time. What would be nice is if I could edit all my store listings at once to take advantage of the new return policy feature as offering returns is one of my key selling points
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I'm still new at this but found that. now how does one cancel an item once it's been bought on the store. I have since sold items but can't figure out how to cancel the item? duh is me..
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if you sold it elsewhere and just want to close the ad off
go to site map
end my auciton
paste in the auciton number
click ok
and voila
ended.
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I sold it in the store. So, if I sold it there. How does it work.
1.Sold it in the store. Had it listed for 90 days.
2.How does ebay manage the days left that I paid for.
3.The listing still shows. I'm confused how that could be.
Am I reading it wrong?
Thanks G..
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The listing shouldn't still show, Empires - unless it's a multi-quantity auction and you only sold 1.
For example, if you had a store listing with a quantity of 3, the listing would show a quantity of 3 available. If one item sold, the quantity shown as available would automatically be reduced to 2 by eBay. Once all the items are sold and zero items are available, eBay automatically ends the listing.
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empire,
were you charged for 90 days? I thought ebay charged by the month even if a set listing of 90 days. they don't prorate any of the 2 cents a month if it sells early in the month. I do gtc listings and they charge when it is renewed automatically every month.
mel-
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After I posted to this thread this morning, I e-mailed eBay and asked about the fee incured if an inventory item was listed for a 90-day term and sold on day 45. This was the response:
Please note if you list an item for 90 days the listing fees incur every
30 days. This means you would pay insertion fees for the first 30 days
and then the second 30 days. Because the item sold, you would not pay
insertion fees for the final 30 days of the 90 day option you chose.