100 000 FREE LISTINGS 17th -23rd March

[pickapresent13]

Thank You Ebay for the 100 000 FREE LISITINGS you`ve given me, I`ve accepted the offer.

Now, by my "rough" calculations in my head, I will be a busy busy man as you can see below :-

100 000 / 7 days = 14 000 per day

14 000 / 24 hours = 600 per hour (approx)

600 / 60 mins = 10

So, if I can list 10 items per minute 24 hours a day for the next 7 days I will use up all my listings 🙂

[davewil1964]

http://sellercentre.ebay.com.au/promo/1579

[7033joan]

Thank you

[Anonymous]

Just avoid listing any as 'good til cancelled'.

[davewil1964]

Why?

All my store listings are GTC. When these freebies come around, I end everything due to roll over on the day and relist GTC. And usually put next month's up early. GTC.

I don't expect that any seller with less than an anchor store would contemplate listing 100,000 items in a week. And anchor stores are free listing, anyway, so this means nothing to them.

I would hope any other store holders would understand the ramifications of high numbers of GTC listings, especially when the terms of the offer explicitly state what they are.

[Anonymous]

"I would hope any other store holders would understand the ramifications of high numbers of GTC listings, especially when the terms of the offer explicitly state what they are."

You and I understand the ramifications but free GTC listings could on the face of things imply free rollover to some.

An internet dysfunction during a crucial period could cost some dearly.

The free GTC listing should not have been made available during the promo, only a 30 day listing as max

unless of course I am failing to see the advantage of a GTC listing that is only free for 30 days.