Jordan Pearce #20 Game Used Signed Pro Reserve Item ID: 355317150052
Hi guys. Merry Christmas. I need your help. More than 24 hours ago I put 10 items up for auction one by one, but only the first one is visible to buyers, the rest are not visible to buyers. All products are in the same category. I thought that the problem was in the auction and deleted one of the items, then changed it to "buy now" and put it up for sale again, but the problem remained. If anyone knows how to solve the problem, please help.
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reallynicestamps
·2 years agoIt has to be a checking account. And it has to be with a bank in your own country.
I was unable to use my RBCBank account, which had been attached to my Paypal account, when Managed Payments replaced PP because my account is actually registered in Canada.
Are you in the USA?
I only know the requirements for an eBay Canada Managed Payments account, but if you happen to be here, Tangerine doesn't play well with eBay although Simplii and the Big Six are fine.
thelongball
·2 years agoThe ones that aren't showing up - Did you use the word Jordan in the title ?
soh.maryl
·2 years agoYou need to quit revising your listings if that's what you are doing.
Every revision puts your item back to the end of the line.
go-bad-chicken
·2 years agoYour issue is based on the fact that your account was created on December 18 and therefore it is treated as new account. So your has both listing limits as well as selling limits applied to it.
Do some research and some reading to better understand why eBay is not displaying all of your listings.
https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/listings/selling-limits?id=4107&st=3&pos=3&query=Selling%20limits&intent=Selling&lucenceai=lucenceai&docId=HELP1046
reallynicestamps
·2 years agoAnd did you allow for the additional cost of a mailing tube?
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Less than 15% of transactions on eBay are Auctions, because in today's Immediate Gratification marketplace, buyers don't like to wait seven days to learn they have been outbid.
And experienced sellers don't like them because, perhaps related to the Immediate Gratification preference, there are many more Unpaid Item Disputes with Auctions than with Fixed Price.
Well, at least with two bids you missed the other problem with Auctions, that most end with only one bid.
You listed at the right time for Collectibles.
The collectors who leave the market while they are gift shopping for others return in January with money in their pocket and an urge to buy something for their passion.
Best wishes @asker-1 and if you have any problems, come back here.
asker-1
OP2 years agoThank you very much for the answer. Problem solved. Now I have another problem. Can't confirm my bank account specified when creating an eBay account!!!?
kensgiftshop
·2 years agoSome times it take a little longer then 24 hours.
Give it a little more time and see what happens.
Are you signed up for Managed Payments so you can be paid?