Reason for ending listings

[pnc75]

Hi All,

I have to go to hospital for quite a llong spell and so need to end all of my listings for a while.

However, none of the reasons given for ending them apply to my case.

Could anyone suggest which reason would be the best to choose and could you confirm that I won't be chartged a fee for ending them.

None of them have bids on.

[phorum_junkie* · Accepted solution]

Isn't there the optin tochoose that the item is no lnger available to sell? If not pick any other that is nearest. It desn' really matter as t maked no difference as no fees will be charge as long as there are no bids.

[pnc75]

Hi Thanks for that. Yes that is the closest reason; I was just worried that they might not let me re-list it later on when I'm hopefully back again. Silly thinking, I know, nut then who knows how ebay thinks sometimes!

[phorum_junkie*]

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@pnc75 wrote:

Hi Thanks for that. Yes that is the closest reason; I was just worried that they might not let me re-list it later on when I'm hopefully back again. Silly thinking, I know, nut then who knows how ebay thinks sometimes!

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Really?

[pnc75]

Sorry, were you having a go at me or agreeing?

[davidc4430]

i allways use 'there is an error in the listing' but dont think it makes any difference.

[davewil1964 · Accepted solution]

If you end more than one item at a time, you don't have to give reasons.

Just select them all in 'my selling' and click 'end'. Easy as.

[kopenhagen5]

I think PJ was querying eBay's ability to think. 

"You mean eBay think" kind of throwaway.

The reason you select is probably only for the marketing department to look at once a year.

Just select No longer for sale and then relist later. But remember they only remain in unsold for 60 days unless you are using a third party listing tool.

[kopenhagen5]

Or better still, do as dave suggests. 

[pnc75]

Thanks, of course I was referring to ebay as the group of people who make the decisions, as in any company, it thinks what those in charge and other employees (& those in call centres) think.