unsold is now inactive?
in my store's seller hub, when clicking on 'unsold', a msg box popped up, saying that 'unsold' and 'ended' is being replaced with 'inactive'. it no longer says 'listings are good for 90 days'.
are the listings in inactive still good for 90 days, or has it changed?
8 comments
deltilogical
·5 months agoToday I'm seeing the previous Unsold and Ended back, not rolled up into Inactive. I'm already tired.
jonathanbrightlight
·5 months agoAnd I never saw it switch to Inactive, even when everyone else here was seeing that.
red357rose
·6 months agoHi everyone.
We see the last few days calked Inactive item but not sold but today see again Unsold instead Inactive. So Ebay changed back that category name again touched the system as sells dropped again. 😡😡😡
habibwahab
·7 months agoYes, this is just a label and layout change, not a policy change. “Unsold†and “Ended†are now grouped under Inactive in Seller Hub. Listings in Inactive still follow their original duration rules (for fixed-price listings, they remain valid for up to 90 days before expiring or needing relisting). Nothing has changed in terms of listing duration—only how eBay displays them in the interface.
tkmops
OP7 months agothanks for the fast reply...i thought as much, but wanted to make sure i still had 90 days to relist, or renew
steve_stuff
·6 months agoIt's so much better now that ebay has combined the 'ended' page - which of course we all know was formatted for left handed people, and the 'unsold' page [set up for the right handed] into the new and improved ambidextrous 'inactive' page.
Can't wait till they change 'orders' to 'sold' and 'active' to 'not ordered yet' ... I mean 'not sold yet'
klhmdg
·7 months agoI always thought it was 60 days but it could be 90.
I usually relist or not around 60 days
tkmops
OP7 months agounsold has been 90 days for as long as i've been a member. the drafts are 75 days