posted on July 30, 2001 06:13:25 AM
Are you listing it for less than the original amount? If so, it shouldn't be a problem. If, for some reason, you are increasing the price (which I have been known to do), then eBay doesn't recognize it as a 'relist', and charges you a new listing fee....but accepts the change.
posted on July 30, 2001 07:01:00 AM
Huh? gc2, I'm confused. I've changed the price upwards and still got the relist credit screen. And the credit when they sold. Recently.
I'm still listing the old fashioned way though - right through eBay.
edited to add: I've never changed it from one price range to another though (unles down), so if I was charged 30 cents for the first listing, I didn't raise the beginning bid to over $9.99 - is that where the bug is?
posted on July 30, 2001 07:24:56 AM
Well, I'll admit I haven't done this in awhile, but at one time if you increased the price in a relisting (listing directly to eBay), you got a message in red from eBay advising that it "does not qualify as a relisting". You could continue, but would be charged a new listing fee. If relisting, through AW, it would error out. Then you could copy the auction and list it, but had to pay a new listing fee. It may have all changed.
