How do I space out the end time for relisted items?

[roastpotato123]

I would like to have my items ending at 5 minutes apart. How do I change them without doing it individually?

[trulyspecialgoodies]

I have my auctions ending 5 mins apart and don't know any way of doing it in bulk - I schedule my listings individually.

[bsal6160]

Isn't it all relative to when the item was listed/re-listed. If an item is listed at say 10:00 it will always finish at 10:00 at whatever day limit you set. Don't think you can adjust the time to lets say 10:05 end time simply to keep it inline with other listings you may have.

[extra-keen]

If I want listings to end at a certain time (and I often do), I just do each of those listings from a saved template and list at the corresponding time for the ending - it is a bit slower, but it works for me.

[phorum_junkie*]

bsal you can now schedule items free of charge so it is perfectly possible to end your listing at any time you want.

I use Turbo Lister and when you scedule listings there is a box to tick to have listings staggered.

[fluteviews]

Hey PJ, how do you schedule start  time for free???????????????????? Still comes up as 0.40c on my listing page.

[fluteviews]

BUMP,

come on PJ, let us into your secret

[5kazam]

It still shows as 40c on my listing page, but free when I 'list my item'.  

I had a whinge at eBay when I was upgrading my photos stating that I wasn't going to pay them heaps of $'s to schedule my items (in lieu of listing straight away once I had finished the photos).  I then received a phone call back from eBay to tell me that as I had 100% feedback, and all the other nice things, they would not charge me a fee for scheduling listings from then on.  

As you have FB of 214 maybe you could ring eBay and see if you can get them to change yours to free as well.

[fluteviews]

Thanks for that tip, I have another id as well with 100% power seller so will try for both.

[digital*ghost]

Scheduling listings is free for everyone, regardless of FB etc. The selling page will show 40c, but it always qualifies for a "promotional" discount and doesn't actually get charged when the listing is submitted.