@*tippy*toes* wrote:
No, I didn't know you had 2 hours to make the duration longer. That could be handy when you're (I'm) struggling close to the cut off time, you could just bulk relist, then go back after midnight and change everything. Thanks for that, that's really great to know!
I knew that once listed, you can't reduce the duration to 1 day (the lowest is 3 days). There were a couple I forgot to change the duration from 10 days and noticed straight away. I had to end them and relist because it wouldn't let me go lower than 3 days.
Speaking of 3 days, my newest account won't let me list any less than 3 days regardless. I've got a limit of 30 on that account, but only have 12 things listed. I wanted to run 2 of them as 1 day auctions for the whole month, but I couldn't, so they're running as 3 days.
You need to train yourself to change the duration on everything to 1 day as you bulk relist. I'm assuming there are no anomalies that stop you from bulk changing to 1 day while you're doing the bulk relist.
My newest account couldn't schedule anything at first, nor could it do short durations, but it wasn't long before they changed it. I can't remember how long it took because it was a while ago now, but I only listed a few odd things on that account for quite a while. I had lots of buying feedback before I started selling on it so my account didn't 'look' quite as new as it was as far as selling went.
About 12 years ago I bought something that was on 1 day, or rather I got a friend in England to buy it. The seller was a bit strange and we wondered whether we'd do our money but our item arrived two days later. I think the seller just didn't have a clue what they were doing. They certainly didn't know what it was they were selling. We paid 5gbp and promptly resold it for 90gbp and split the money between us (I found it, she did the work).
