Turbo Lister - is it eligable for free listing weekend ?

cjj_2

Hi
Any help with this would be appreciated. TIA x

MissGivings_2

cjj wrote: »

Hi
Any help with this would be appreciated. TIA x

No, turbo lister is not eligible.

danmanchester

It is if your starting price (on auction listings only) is no higher than 99p, but 99p and under listings are free at any time anyway for non-business sellers/max 100 per listings per month, if exceeding 100 listings then you get charged on turbo lister.

I've listed over the last few months on weekends and never been charged on the free listing weekends for using turbo lister.

steveE2

Turbo Lister - is it eligable for free listing weekend ?

As MissGivings NO

private sellers who list up to 100 item(s) at a starting price from £1.00 or more in an eligible category using the auction format on eBay.co.uk, will not pay an insertion fee*.

Items will only be eligible for this promotion if they are listed with the eBay iPhone, iPad or Android applications, Quick sell or Advanced Sell (Sell Your Item) forms. Items listed using professional tools, such as (but not limited to), Turbo Lister and Sales Manager Pro, are excluded.

Only sellers whose accounts meet eBay’s minimum seller performance standards are eligible for the promotion. Sellers should confirm eligibility by checking their account status on My eBay.

danmanchester

Steve..it says starting from £1.00, which is why I say as long as your starting price is no higher than 99p it's fine

soolin

danmanchester wrote: »

Steve..it says starting from £1.00, which is why I say as long as your starting price is no higher than 99p it's fine

I can't imagine though that there are many people who would use up any of their 99p allocation on a free listing weekend when the markets get flooded with stuff at higher prices.

danmanchester

soolin wrote: »

I can't imagine though that there are many people who would use up any of their 99p allocation on a free listing weekend when the markets get flooded with stuff at higher prices.

Yep that's true, but as a private seller now it's been years since I listed more than 100 items in a month and as I normally start most of my listings as 99p starts anyway I just find turbo lister more convenient to use. If I was going to list something with a higher start price/reserve on a free listing weekend - then I'd do that one manually to avoid the TL fee.

steveE2

danmanchester wrote: »

Steve..it says starting from £1.00, which is why I say as long as your starting price is no higher than 99p it's fine

yes it does say a £1+ and the answer is correct re the original question Turbo lister is not eligible for free listing weekend.
If you start an item at 99p it wouldn't be eligible for free listing on FLW though unless it comes from your allowance.
Like you I use my allocation for items starting at 99p and nowhere near the 100 allowed.