Hi Shirjo
It costs 40 cents extra for the 10 day duration.
What country are you listing from as 1,3,5,7 or 10 day auctions is all the same here in the UK, thought the 'bands' were the same between US and the UK despite the eBay "fictional exchange rate" of 1 cent = 1 pence !
Please post a link to that information.
That stinks ChooChooGuy you guys across the pond get 10 day lists for no extra charge! eBay is raking us over the coals here in the states! http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/duration.html#fees
Here is the UK equivalent http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/sell/duration.html
I have never used a 10 day post for that reason. Maybe I should start listing on UK. LOL
Steve
Here is the UK equivalent http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/sell/duration.html
I have never used a 10 day post for that reason. Maybe I should start listing on UK. LOL
Steve
Hi Taz,
Think yourself lucky, we are the coals with the cent = pence "eBay fictional exchange rate"
Think yourself lucky, we are the coals with the cent = pence "eBay fictional exchange rate"
Hi ChooChooGuy and Taz. Thanks for the response. I thought I was losing my mind thinking it costs extra. lol I'm glad you don't have to pay for it!
I found it here by expanding the Listing Upgrade Fees box.
http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/fees.html
I wonder if China still gets to list for totally free.
I found it here by expanding the Listing Upgrade Fees box.
http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/fees.html
I wonder if China still gets to list for totally free.
hi im new to this site but just want to make a point about losing the listing hrs because of delay to get onto ebay from auctiva and if it matters,well yes it does if you are only listing on a reduced price day and it goes over the deadline.thats my 2 cents or pence as we say here,quote:Originally posted by ChooChooGuy:
Yep kk, that's the way I see it too
Not a problem.
Hi, the indexing is done at eBay and that is all that matters so if the listing arrived within the last second of a special offer day it still counts as offer eligible despite an extended indexing delay may follow depending on the item type.
The indexing delay only delays visibilty in searches, you should see it in your active listings almost straight a way.
Any high risk 'fake' checks delay even that visibility, but once it is there (at eBay) you are ok.
Hi, the indexing is done at eBay and that is all that matters so if the listing arrived within the last second of a special offer day it still counts as offer eligible despite an extended indexing delay may follow depending on the item type.
The indexing delay only delays visibilty in searches, you should see it in your active listings almost straight a way.
Any high risk 'fake' checks delay even that visibility, but once it is there (at eBay) you are ok.
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