no activity/reserve not met ebay
This is my first time seeing this on my listing
I am selling something at 95 dollars and buyout at 180 dollars.
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This is my first time seeing this on my listing
I am selling something at 95 dollars and buyout at 180 dollars.
monroe67
·3 years agoInteresting. I've never received that message on any listing by my selling ID, either.
I want offer a couple of comments, though.
Take your photographs with a solid color background and/or crop out anything that detracts and distracts from the product(s) you are trying to sell. Such as, for example, stains on a mattress pad and walls.
If I were in the market to buy any kind of video game, I would think twice or thrice after seeing those stains and the patterned sheets you placed your products against.
I use an inexpensive white polyester "linen-look" tablecloth on a table-top to take pictures for my eBay listings. If it gets lint or slight marks on it, it can easily go into the washer and dryer. It doesn't even need to be ironed before I take more photos on it.
Next: The listing for those video games doesn't indicate that you have placed a reserve price on it. I hope you didn't because with a reserve price on an auction you would have to pay eBay even if the games do not sell. Auctions with Buy It Now (BIN) pricing are charged eBay fees when the item sells, unless you've added some other unnecessary feature like a subtitle.
As for the product(s) not selling yet, it seems the recession slow-down hasn't yet reached eBay. Generally, people are still spending fairly conservatively for things they do not neeeeeeeed. Which includes video games.
Video games are nowhere close to my area of expertise, but I wonder if those specific games could be listed separately with better success. Just a thought.
Unavailable member
·3 years agoI’m not sure what you’re seeing for the first time.
It seems you’ve tried selling that item at auction unsuccessfully several times.
Sorry, but I don’t know what to tell you, it appears there’s no interest in that item.
You could try just listing it as fixed price instead of auction.
redmodelt
·3 years agoWhat are you seeing for first time, your post is not clear? I looked at the item you have listed, I see bidding started at 95 with a buy it now price of 180. That is not a reserve price. If someone bids the 95, it will remove the buy it now price. If you want to run an auction, start at the minimum price you would like to get, otherwise just do a buy it now at the minimum price you would like to get for it.