Reply to "Re-listing"

dannoMember

Hi,

Yes to both questions.

Relist from Auctiva on the Close Listings page, i.e. select the close listing and relist with any of the limited changes you can do from that page. If your original listing had 24 (as example) photos from Auctiva, those photos are still free.

Relist from eBay with extensive changes that you can't do from Auctiva's relist, using that export HTML method for code change. That method uses Auctiva services to place photos in the description code with no fees for hosting (doesn't count against the one free photo at eBay). The only photo that shows hosted at eBay is that one free header - gallery photo.

Danno

2/19/098:14 AM

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