take off my item for sale with no bids on it

[leigh1963leigh]

Hello world,

Could someone help me please,

I'm selling my ipad air and I on'y have watchers on it and no bidders, am I aloud to take it off sale ???

Thank you in advance, leigh1963leigh

[twyngwyn]

Yes you can....but they MAY be last minute bidders

http://offer.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?EndingMyAuction

[leigh1963leigh]

Thanks so much, na I prefer to keep it.

Thanks heaps leigh1963leigh

[curraone]

I did read somewhere that ebay now charge you for ending an auction early.

[i-love-my-sheep]

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@curraone wrote:

I did read somewhere that ebay now charge you for ending an auction early.

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I just checked and I think that might only apply if the listing has bids and you have ended more than one early in the current calender year.

**In an effort to minimize disappointing experiences for buyers, we discourage you from ending too many listings early. If you've already ended another listing early during this calendar year, we may charge you an End auction-style listing early fee to end this listing. Learn more about fees for ending a listing early.**

I ended one early last week because I accidentally walked on the item and crushed it and there is no fee showing up in my account. I had previously ended items early this year, but this was the first one with bids on it.

[lousbloomingarden]

I ended one cos a rat ate mine

[padi*0409]

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@lou*sbloomin*garden* wrote:
I ended one cos a rat ate mine

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[go-tazz]

So this would be another hidden charge as there is nothing on the page to say they may do this when ending an

item.

I ended eight items as they where auctions and they weren't even getting a watcher,(let alone a bid),

So I re-listed them as BIN's as there is no option to change them from auction to BIN.

[thecatspjs]

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@i-love-my-sheep wrote:

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@curraone wrote:

I did read somewhere that ebay now charge you for ending an auction early.

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I just checked and I think that might only apply if the listing has bids and you have ended more than one early in the current calender year.

**In an effort to minimize disappointing experiences for buyers, we discourage you from ending too many listings early. If you've already ended another listing early during this calendar year, we may charge you an End auction-style listing early fee to end this listing. Learn more about fees for ending a listing early.**

I ended one early last week because I accidentally walked on the item and crushed it and there is no fee showing up in my account. I had previously ended items early this year, but this was the first one with bids on it.

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Can you please provide more links to the AU site regarding this issue Chooks.

The page at the link you provided does not give the text you have copied. 

In the US there are stricter rules about ending auctions early, including fees if an item has received a bid. Maybe you copied from there?

[chameleon54]

We have a little puppy in the house at the moment. He Peed on a box with $700 worth of paper products in it a few days ago ( all ruined ). Thats my boy !!!