Sold or Unsold History more than 60 days old

[tiffanimonroe]

Could anyone tell me if there is a way to access your sold and unsold listings that are more than 60 days old? I would like to relist a few items but can not locate the listings as they do not seem to appear if they are more than 60 days old. Thanks for any help...

[philwrr]

"Go to feedback left for others and it should show what you purchased and from who." Go to 'feedback as a seller' to see your sales for at least two years, maybe more?!? Does anyone know what 'all' in the drop-down menu implies?

[hidy-hoo]

@philwrr  The "all" refers to all of the dates, i.e. the longest length of time that is available to be shown.

[philwrr]

Swat I thought. Thanks

[hidy-hoo]

You're welcome....come back any time if you have questions!

[thevelvethanger]

if i'm planning to sell an item later months, i save them as a draft. i don't think they goes away

[penguins_dont_fly]

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@sinemis2011 wrote:

if i'm planning to sell an item later months, i save them as a draft. i don't think they goes away

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Drafts expire and are deleted  in about 30 days.

[penguins_dont_fly]

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@vjsenterprises wrote:

We are paying ebay a signficant fee to have them do the most of the work for the business. If ebay doesn't want to do the work, lower the fee.

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You pay eBay to host your listings. Period.

eBay is not an inventory management program.

eBay is not a bookkeeping program.

eBay is not a tax software program.

eBay is not a customer data warehouse.

eBay is not anything but a listing platform.

"Most" of the work???? Not nearly. If eBay is doing "most" of your work ... then you aren't doing enough for your business.

eBay is a tool, no more, no less.

[dcrocker08]

Ebay makes enough money off their sellers why shouldn't they provide a service for the money paid by sellers? I usually don't give away money unless there is a service or product provided anywhere else. You must have lots of extra money if you don't expect anything in return for the monies you pay ebay?  

[part2go]

 @tiffanimonroe I found a good eBay certified app called Campaigngo that through it, you can filter your listings and see your sold and unsold listings with a time frame that you adjust, among other filters. 

I attached a screenshot with the highlighted filters (green). 

Tell me what you think, Hope it helps!

[lahotdealdotcomm]

Yea ebay is nuts if they had it there way they would sleep in your bed night to see what you dream about!

[pillbling*]

I'm very new to selling on Ebay - thank you for pointing all of this out. I'm going to follow your practices!

[loveyourimagination49]

Didn't read the thread, nor need to. Good Choice!

Hi fly❤

[night_wheel]

of course you are right ... how dare we question the all graceful, merycful and all giving ebay? They let us sell things out of the godness of their heart ... oh wait, it's a service that we pay for. They should have a history of all transactions.

[tlnolley]

Or you could choose to sell elsewhere. Just saying...

[design2k]

I file all ebay "relist" emails by category; I use that email to hit the "relist" button and when done, delete the old email.  So near the end of the month when I've not used my free allottment I merely check each category to see which listings will soon be 90 days old and relist those.   Seems to work for me...