Listing with Variations in Sporting Goods

[pickapresent13]

Hi All

I am trying to list with "Variations" in Sporting Goods > NRL > Merchandise > Trading Cards but the option doesn`t allow me to. It is available as others have "Variations" listed in this category, but for some reason I don`t get the option.

Am I doing something wrong ?

Any help would be great.

Thank You

[bigbrickshop]

The option to list variations is available in the category

Sporting Goods > NRL, Rugby League > Merchandise > Trading Cards

To create a variant listing you need to start from scratch, you can't create one using Sell Similar unless the original listing also had variants.

[pickapresent13]

Thanks Bigbrickshop

I did try from scratch, but the option didn`t come up. I thought maybe I needed a shop to be allowed to do it. I will try again

[crowsman53]

If I list with Variations say 100 Items am I charged Insertion fees for every item or just 1 Insertion Fee? Just Interested as I also have a lot of Trading Cards for AFL.

Thank You

Crowsman

[digital*ghost]

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@crowsman53 wrote:

If I list with Variations say 100 Items am I charged Insertion fees for every item or just 1 Insertion Fee? Just Interested as I also have a lot of Trading Cards for AFL.

Thank You

Crowsman

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With a store, you are only charged a single listing fee, or it will use 1 of your free ones (i.e. with a basic store, it'll either be free or cost 50c).

It also only incurs a single insertion fee without a store, but in that case (unless things have changed) the fee charged is based on the total value of the items available. If the total value is less than $100, then $1.50 would be charged , if the total value exceeds $100, then the listing would cost $3.50 (unless a free listing is used). Without any free listings or a store, it would be more cost effective to create a few different listings to keep the total value for each one under $100 (assuming they wouldn't be duplicate listings - if the difference between $1.50 and $3.50 was equal to or less than a single listing <$100, it wouldn't matter, but it would cost more to have $50-odd available in two listings than it would to have $101 worth of goods in a single listing.... If that makes sense.... better to just make sure you only use free listings for them if you don't have a store ). 

[cq_tech]

Totally agree with DG, plus it's far better to use one of your free listings for multiples as it costs you nothing.

[digital*ghost]

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@digital*ghost wrote:

it would cost more to have $50-odd available in two listings than it would to have $101 worth of goods in a single listing.... If that makes sense.... better to just make sure you only use free listings for them if you don't have a store ). 

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That should read it would cost less...

(I guess it didn't make sense - I stuffed it up twice when I was trying to explain it  ). But yeah, free listings are the way to go). 

[crowsman53]

Thanks Ladies And Gents. I have plenty of Free Listings so I will give it a shot.

Crowsman

Hope we do Better Next Year

[cq_tech]

How odd. Because I knew what you meant, I actually read it that way, rather than the way it was typed. Go figure!

[digital*ghost]

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@cq_tech wrote:
How odd. Because I knew what you meant, I actually read it that way, rather than the way it was typed. Go figure!

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You might have read it before I changed it 

I posted, then re-read and for some strange reason I thought to myself that isn't right..., but instead of changing more to less, I did a cut n' paste and swapped the two scanarios around, and in the process made it wrong when it was originally right. 

I got there in the end, but I definitely took the scenic route. 😄