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It has been my experience that if you relist through Auctiva you still get the re-listing credit through eBay. The one thing I do have troubles keeping organized are my listings that have been re-listed via eBay or through Auctiva. Each does not reflect what has taken place in the other. Sometimes I've re-listed something twice not knowing I had already taken care of it in the other program...sigh. But that is all my fault.
Hi Al G,

To re-list items that didn't sell through Auctiva, locate the listing in your Saved or Closed listings folder. If they're in your Closed Listings folder, check the boxes next to them and click "Import"...that will send them to your Saved Listings folder. From your Saved Listings folder, just click the boxes next to the appropriate listings and click post or schedule. Bear in mind that re-lists done through Auctiva aren't eligible for the listing fee reimbursement.

To remain eligible for the listing fee reimbursement from eBay, you must re-list your items directly through eBay.

We will be adding the ability to re-list through Auctiva and still remain eligible for eBay’s listing fee credit as part of our Phase II release, which is tentatively scheduled for Q1 of 2007.

-Mike
first time selling on ebay and useing auctiva and my listing did not sale and i made chanages in auctiva and would like to use them on relist with ebay. I can not get pictures from my picture to down load into ebay. Auctiva is so much easier and I can not get any changes on listings in ebay made.
Hi michelehahan,

I believe the easiest wasy to accomplish this would be to re-list the item through your eBay account "as is" and then to revise it via the following process to apply your changes after it has been posted:

1) Locate your listing in your Saved Listings folder, make any necessary changes, and save.
2) Check the box next to your updated listing in your Saved Listings folder and click the “Get html” button.
3) Select All and copy the html in the popup window.
4) Locate the item on eBay and click the "Revise Item" button.
5) Click "Edit Description" then click the "Enter your own html" tab above the description editor.
6) Delete the html that is already there and then paste the copied html in its place and save you changes.

It sounds like you have already completed step 1 above so, instead, you would begin with step 2. I hope this information proves useful Smile

-Mike

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