10p listing day Thursday 19th April *merged threads*

bluejosiah

greenpixey wrote: »

Yes, You can schedule them to start on Thursday (any time during the day that you like) You can start doing the listings now and schedule them if you like. I've been doing it for the last couple of hours.:j

What I found though is that if I schedule them to start at 7.00pm for example the listing doesnt turn up until 8.00pm. So there seems to be an hour time difference for some reason.

I'm a novice. It says that it will incur a charge of £0.06 to schedule the start time. Initially I had a start time but now I only have a start date option. Can someone please advise... TVM

monkeyspanner

I am trying to prepare several listings for the 10p listing day on thursday using the timed listing feature. The fees confirmed during listing are still coming up at the standard price e.g. 75p for a £29.99 item.

When I have done this previously the discounted fees have registered during listing, and I have checked the exclusions. Am I missing something? Do I have to list on Thursday or will the reduction be credited to my account later?

Any help would be appreciated.

Flexible_Friend

Monkeyspanner - My understanding is that the fees will be credited later on your invoice at the 10p price.

Not sure if the schedule fee gets waived though .....

pinkgem

the insertion fee will be reduced to 10p, all other fees will still have to paid as normal

dianet_2

BE CAREFUL BEFORE YOU LIST.. eBay sales are drastically down for a lot of people
MANY eBay sellers are affected by the eBay ruling that UK listings no longer show on the USA site because eBay says the appearance of UK listings on eBay.com was overall doing harm to eBay trade, and we felt that we had to take immediate action.
FRIDAY BBC2TV Working Lunch 12.30 midday are running a feature on this. https://www.bbc.co.uk/workinglunch to email a question to ask eBay representative
At a stroke eBay have reduced your potential customers by millions so auctions will get less bidders so a 99p item may well sell for .99p
PS GOOD for buyers!!!!!

greeneye

dianet wrote: »

BE CAREFUL BEFORE YOU LIST.. eBay sales are drastically down for a lot of people
MANY eBay sellers are affected by the eBay ruling that UK listings no longer show on the USA site because eBay says the appearance of UK listings on eBay.com was overall doing harm to eBay trade, and we felt that we had to take immediate action.
FRIDAY BBC2TV Working Lunch 12.30 midday are running a feature on this. https://www.bbc.co.uk/workinglunch to email a question to ask eBay representative
At a stroke eBay have reduced your potential customers by millions so auctions will get less bidders so a 99p item may well sell for .99p
PS GOOD for buyers!!!!!

I personally suspect this was done to force non US sellers with a US custom base to list on ebay.com and to list in dollars.
Hence having to accept paypal payments in dollars and then having to pay paypals currency conversion rates.