Reply to "holiday setting a virgins dilemma"

ladyofleatherMember

If you want to have a great vacation without worries I would suggest closing all your listings including those for two or more days prior, send all your buyers that have not paid yet an email telling them to pay up or wait (in a nice way). Ebay's vacation notice is very small and buyer don't see it or read it! All they want is there item fast and they only look at the picture and the price! You won't get email questions that you have to answer either!
However, you may want to schedule a few listings to start a day or two before your return, just to help pay for the trip.
Have a great Holiday

9/18/085:31 PM

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