Reply to "Mini instructions on scheduleing"

rickbradfordMember

I believe eBay time is the same as Auctiva time -- PST (Pacific).

When you've created your listing and hit the Schedule button at the bottom it'll take you to a page with dropdown menus where you choose the date, start time and the duration you want the site to retry for (in case there's some technical problem).

Or, if you've already finished and saved the listing, go to Saved Listings, tick the box next to the listing, then hit the Schedule button at the top of the page.

If you need to convert Pacific to your own time zine, here's a chart that may help:
http://www.worldtimezone.com/time-us12.html

Hope that helps.

5/10/067:44 AM

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