posted on October 2, 2000 08:27:05 AM new
Okay, here's the background: I want my Amazon auctions to re-list once, and only once.
So, in the site specific info, if I click on "relist once for free", it will relist the auction, and show up in AuctionWatch as "closed" but can be relisted, right? What happens after the second times it's run? Does it somehow know it has been relisted, and it won't do it again? Or will it relist it once at a time until it's sold?
Or, I can click on "don't relist this auction" and it will just go to AuctionWatch as closed, and I can relist it, right? But if I do this, I won't know if it is the first or 2nd or 8th time I've relisted it, right?
I'm having a really hard time relisting Amazon auctions from AW, and I'm wondering if this is part of my problem.
Mandy
posted on October 2, 2000 10:43:21 AM new
"Relist Once for Free" will automatically relist the auction for you one time. The email you receive from Amazon will say it has been relisted "at your request." After the free relist, it will require you to relist it by hand and again you can check the box "Relist Once for Free" or not.
I don't use AuctionWatch to manage my auctions, but it seems to me that if you are running so many auctions that you can't remember if it is the first relist or the 8th, then it might be cost-effective to join the Auction Pro Merchant Subscription -- for $40 per month you can have up to 5000 items at a time plus a zShop. If you have this subscription, you will be offered the choice "Relist until it sells."
