on 19-06-2019 08:43 AM
since ebay has stopped the automatic listing and the 100 free listings on weekends, I no longer sell as much as I used to. I am down to 3 active listings until the start of next month and then i have more than 40 listings in my unsold box.
I was doing so well and now its all stopped
Wouldnt that mean if its happened to me, its happened to others, hence less final value fees for ebay. Really confused ?????
on 19-06-2019 09:25 AM
Have a read of any of the other threads opened on this same topic (there are several)
I doubt there is really much more fellow members can add that has not already been said
If you would like an 'eBay answer' you will need to use the help tab to contact them ad eBay staff do not read this forum
on 19-06-2019 10:17 AM
the automatic listing or the "good till cancelled" policy does not apply to auction listings - so your unsold auction listings are waiting for you to relist. Watch your limit, if you are only entitled to 40 per month.
on 19-06-2019 07:19 PM
As the others have said, it's on other threads as well.
Yes it is hard to understand ebays thoughts about this.
There must be thousands if not millions of items now sitting in unsold accounts.
Ebay cannot make 1 cent out of those. It doesn't cost Ebay anything to send out the free listings, but it is certainly costing them a lot by not doing it.
Maybe they are worried about the looming tax time, and not wanting to make too much more money.
That's the only thing that makes sense.
on 19-06-2019 07:42 PM
@casbit33 wrote:As the others have said, it's on other threads as well.
Yes it is hard to understand ebays thoughts about this.
There must be thousands if not millions of items now sitting in unsold accounts.
Ebay cannot make 1 cent out of those. It doesn't cost Ebay anything to send out the free listings, but it is certainly costing them a lot by not doing it.
Maybe they are worried about the looming tax time, and not wanting to make too much more money.
That's the only thing that makes sense.
But at the same time, if these items are being relisted over and over and over and over again, which some of mine are (I sold 6 items this week that were originally listed in 2016), eBay aren't making any money off them. I have some items which sell on the first listing. I have others that get relisted for years before they get sold. EBay don't care about the latter. They want the current movers. The items that sell on the first listing.
If there are thousands or millions of items sitting in unsold, then those items weren't interesting enough to sell on the first listing. EBay isn't losing on those items. The sellers are.
on 19-06-2019 07:51 PM
tippy you said that ebay aren't making money off the items you sold.
How do you sell your items with no FVF
on 19-06-2019 08:01 PM
on 19-06-2019 09:06 PM
please please share, we all want to know. lol
on 20-06-2019 09:35 AM
tippy i think i have worked it out. - staff discount
on 20-06-2019 09:42 AM