ihula
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posted on February 5, 2003 03:15:35 PM
Just FYI - tomorrow is free listing day for fixed price 
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sun818
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posted on February 5, 2003 03:34:08 PM
Very nice ihula. Its only for USA so Canada and other locations don't apply.
The announcement is here:
http://www.ebay.com/promo/usfpfreelistingday/?ssPageName=CMDV:AB1000
[ edited by sun818 on Feb 5, 2003 03:34 PM ]
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dadofstickboy
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posted on February 5, 2003 04:28:43 PM
Thanks! For the Heads UP!!
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cramer
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posted on February 5, 2003 04:39:24 PM
ihula,
you're awesome...this announcement just saved me tons. Thanks for letting us know...
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gina50
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posted on February 5, 2003 04:56:37 PM
Wish they could give us some warning when they offer this ~ have to work at the antique mall tomorrow ....bummer 
NOT gina50 on ebay
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vvalhalla
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posted on February 5, 2003 05:14:50 PM
You could pay the fee to schedule the fixed price to launch on free list day.
dd
Also free list fixed price if not sold qualify for a free relist if it sells and you can change the format to auction if you want.
[ edited by vvalhalla on Feb 5, 2003 05:18 PM ]
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ironking
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posted on February 5, 2003 05:34:10 PM
Hi, how do you do a fxed price auction? Do I have to sign up for ebay store? Also does my item show up on regular search if I do a fixed price auction?
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northwoodsguy
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posted on February 5, 2003 05:46:05 PM
I was just going to ask the same question as ironking.....Does your fixed price listing show up in eBay's regular search feature?
If it does, fine. If it doesn't, then I wouldn't bother with fixed price listings, free insertion or not.
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neonmania
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posted on February 5, 2003 06:20:52 PM
They appear right along side evey other item : )
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ironking
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posted on February 5, 2003 06:25:03 PM
isn't it just 10 bucks to start a fixed price auctiona ccount? Also you HAVE to take credit card payments, right?
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ihula
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posted on February 5, 2003 06:27:31 PM
I don't think there's any special requirements to list fixed price besides a feedback of 30 or more (or a feedback of 10 if you just list a quantity of 1). I know I didn't sign up for any special account.
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emak
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posted on February 5, 2003 06:37:58 PM
I think some of you may be thinking of the ebay stores and their $9.95/month fee. That's much different than the fixed price listings.
walhalla - If you re-list a fixed-price item that doesn't sell as an auction item, and it then sells, do you receive the listing rebate? I thought that only applied when re-listing the same format as the original. Please let me know - thanks!
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ihula
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posted on February 5, 2003 06:43:17 PM
I know if you put the quantity more than 1 then it won't qualify for the free relist. If you just use a quantity of 1 then I'm not sure.
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NearTheSea
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posted on February 5, 2003 06:48:50 PM
your saying you cannot put say, 10 items in a fixed priced format? The only way you'll get it free is 1...meaning if you have 10, you pay for 9?
I'm confused
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ihula
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posted on February 5, 2003 06:51:37 PM
No, sorry, I didn't mean to confuse you. You'll get a free listing on all 10. I was answering the question regarding if you're relisting an auction that didn't previous sell. And actually now that I think about that...if it was a relist you would still have to pay for the original listing anyway and they would credit you for the second relist (which in this case would be free anyway).
Ok...now I think I've confused everyone
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NearTheSea
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posted on February 5, 2003 06:56:22 PM
LOL ihula, you've UNconfused me, thank you!
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REWASKO
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posted on February 5, 2003 07:10:00 PM
HELP....I have been submitting fixed price listings at ebay and scheduling them for Thursday. I am still being charged listing fees. I thought when you schedule listings to start on Thursday they would be free.
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