Reply to "Can't change the template when relisting"

choochooguyMember

Hi if you are not confident about editing an existing listing via your "my ebay-> revise listing" it would be best to forget the possible insertion fee credit on sale and just edit the saved copy to apply the new template and effectively list from scratch. It would be very much quicker assuming you have the listings saved on Auctiva.

It is very difficult to sort the alphabet soup because some sources of soup via Word and Front Page I am told are full of redundant fluff.

I have learnt enough to create my basic HTML listings now but find it is always better to create from scratch rather than edit the fluff laden soup, literally yuck !

Time is money and messing up a listing takes a lot of time to correct, ie not worth it.

2/4/0810:02 AM

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