Their question was if it was possible to have more than 250 total listings, while only allowed 250 listings a month, without incurring fees. I'm guessing by "total" they mean "active", in which case yes it's possible
Their question was if it was possible to have more than 250 total listings, while only allowed 250 listings a month, without incurring fees. I'm guessing by "total" they mean "active", in which case yes it's possible
So you really think your statement is going to be helpful for the OP who wants to understand the insertion fees?
More helpful than the links I provided that explain the fees in detail?
Yea, because they're asking if it's possible to have more than 250 listings without paying fees, which through auto-relisting makes that possible. They're not asking "what are insertion fees?" lol
Their question was if it was possible to have more than 250 total listings, while only allowed 250 listings a month, without incurring fees. I'm guessing by "total" they mean "active", in which case yes it's possible
So are you saying you do not pay any fees for listings above the 250 standard free allotment?
If you are going to maintain a total of 250 or more listings that renew from month to month it's time to think about a store. With each store level you get a certain amount of free listings per month along with other benefits including discounts on second category listing fees and on selling fees.
Only if you have more than 250 items for sale before you're out of 250 free listings for this month, and not all of your previous month's listings have renewed yet this month. But once your 250 free per month hits zero, anything else that relists from the previous month costs you 35 cents.
simba6
·2 years agoI suppose you could open another eBay account. It would start out with listing limits and zero feedback but, you can work your way up.
janet9988
·2 years agoNo.
mordecai8614
·2 years agoNo
Why not? I do
itscalledapostingid
·2 years ago@mordecai8614
Selling fees:
https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/fees-credits-invoices/selling-fees?id=4822
Zero insertion fee listings:
https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/listings/listing-tips/free-listings?id=4163
mordecai8614
·2 years agoTheir question was if it was possible to have more than 250 total listings, while only allowed 250 listings a month, without incurring fees. I'm guessing by "total" they mean "active", in which case yes it's possible
itscalledapostingid
·2 years agoSo you really think your statement is going to be helpful for the OP who wants to understand the insertion fees?
More helpful than the links I provided that explain the fees in detail?
mordecai8614
·2 years agoYea, because they're asking if it's possible to have more than 250 listings without paying fees, which through auto-relisting makes that possible. They're not asking "what are insertion fees?" lol
itscalledapostingid
·2 years agoThe OP has 257 buy it now listings.
Do you think they will incur some insertion fees when they all relist?
Or do you not know?
janet9988
·2 years agoSo are you saying you do not pay any fees for listings above the 250 standard free allotment?
mordecai8614
·2 years agoIf we're talking about total listings, which is what was asked, including auto-relisted listings, then yes
ethylsgarage
·2 years agoIf you are going to maintain a total of 250 or more listings that renew from month to month it's time to think about a store. With each store level you get a certain amount of free listings per month along with other benefits including discounts on second category listing fees and on selling fees.
hartungcards
·2 years agoOnly if you have more than 250 items for sale before you're out of 250 free listings for this month, and not all of your previous month's listings have renewed yet this month. But once your 250 free per month hits zero, anything else that relists from the previous month costs you 35 cents.
deltilogical
·2 years ago...and your unsold listings WILL automatically roll over if you don't cancel them.