Reply to "How to Run Test Auctions?"

auctivakevinkVP Engineering

NM,

After you do create your saved listing, as Mike mentions, you can use the preview option to see what it will look like on eBay.

If you'd like to really see what it would look like on eBay itself, eBay does have a category for "test auctions". It's under:
Everything Else --> Test Auctions --> General

Keep in mind, you will be charged listing fees for posting in that category. But, if you keep you start price under $1 and don't add any of the eBay extras (gallery, featured, etc), you'll only pay 25 cents to test your auction.

-Kevin

11/25/059:42 AM

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