hey its free !!!???

You can post up to 24 pics in one auction FREE.
Supersize capability FREE
Scheduling & templates FREE
And more....the only thing you are paying is your usual Ebay fees for insertion and final value, or any extras like Bold or Gallery Plus, etc. That little green dollar sign is there to tell you that is what Ebay is going to charge you for. Auctiva does not charge you anything.

Oh...and don't forget the Forum posting charges that pay for all the free services. I do remember CEO Jeff mentioning them in here somewhere.

Danno

Oh right Danno...what was it?? $1000 to post here? ... LOL I forget

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what was it?? $1000 to post here?

Yes, I think that's close or was that before the last monthly increase? I remember it was rather reasonable, considering all the money saved on fees at eBay.

Read my sig. No fees please.

Danno

hi the way i heard it was we do it free ?? i got charged for me photos ebay dosnt charge ordinarily for 1 photo . i posted a couple of items last night i got charged 70p the item sells for 99p normally through ebay i only get charged 15 p plus final value fee . so if there is a green dollar sign it means i will be charged by ebay for it , not auctiva , they make it appear that when u see a dollar sign they do it for free and post it as part of the service saving us money . it obviously dosnt save us money as we still have to pay for it in it.

Auctiva supply picture hosting, supersizing and templates and scheduling for free.

You do not need to select the supersizing in your auctions as its free.

Anything with a £ sign beside it costs, subtitles, gallery plus, bold, feature, extra category,

This is of course, provided you do the listing through Auctiva.

hi cheers i have just gathered that as i played a bit wityh ity thanks

hi again thanks for your help another question i go into actic listing can i save all of my listing . >???
as in my saved listing i can easily repost simialr from there?
or can i just relist and edit from my active listiongs cheers colin

You can relist from closed listings, it will relist the auction as it ended on ebay (handy if you made a change after you listed it and what that change to stay)

Saved listings I am not sure if you can import them from Active listings, I think they are listings you made through Auctiva, but yes you can list from there (item will not be eligible for a relisting fee credit if relisted through saved listings as it needs to be associated with the completed listing. Items relisted through closed listings get the relisting fee credit if it applies)

If you often post the same or similar items It might be worth checking out the profiles. This lets you save features (ie gallery) and checkout (payment options and returns policy) seller details will add details to your auctions about payment terms, about us, contact us etc.

I have it set up so I can do a repeat auction in about 4 clicks, photos, item description, price, format, everything.