LISTING

[bmi9002]

If anyone has an answer, I made my first listing yesterday and yet still can not find it for sale. Any ideas why?

I did receive an email confirming the listing. 

[silverstatetreasureboxes]

@bmi9002 

Nope I don't see it either, it will take 24+ hours for your item to appear, just be patient and it will come!, hey good luck on it!

[714ricki]

You should be able to see your own listings within your active listings. Now if you're trying to locate the listing within the buyers search field, everything will depend on what you're trying to sell, the keywords, & other factors. 

[coastaltechsolution]

Nope not seeing it either 

As @silverstatetreasureboxes  stated it can take time to show up but you mentioned you did not get a confirmation of listing 

Is it still in drafts? 

[chapeau-noir]

Coastal - OP said they DID get the confirmation email, so I think it's just that this site can be so slow to index.  Maybe the fact that it's the first listing for this seller holds things up (just a thought).  Even way back when eBay only had a million items on it sometimes it would take 12 hours to index depending on what I was selling - now it's exponentially worse.

[coastaltechsolution]

Ah! ok let me put my eyes on 🤓

Whew that's better 

Correct they stated they did get a confirmation email 

[bmi9002]

I will look again tomorrow. I appreciate the help everyone.

[coastaltechsolution]

What is the item#? 

and we can keep checking and also reply if we see it 

[katzrul15]

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@bmi9002 wrote:

If anyone has an answer, I made my first listing yesterday and yet still can not find it for sale. Any ideas why?

I did receive an email confirming the listing. 

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The site is so very slow right now.  I am waiting over a day to just be able to add a new listing to a PLS campaign after listing it.

It is in the e-Bay stratosphere somewhere.....

[coastaltechsolution]

Darn you Fall Update! 😠

[downunder-61]

Item is now visible, please take care listing an item of this value, you are very new to selling and scammers will try anything to fleece you of your goods.

If you get some bidders, check out their feedback, especially left for others,   check the amount of retractions and come back here if you feel there is any issue at all.

@bmi9002 

[fab_finds4u]

You said shipping out of the country will be higher. Did you read the International Selling policy? It says you have to sell 10 items and have been selling for 90 days before you can sell Internationally.

You saying you won't accept returns is meaningless.  If a buyer claims anything is wrong with it they can return everything. If they send back an empty box or a couple of bricks you will be forced to refund.

What you're selling is a theft magnet. Gamers know how to game YOU right out expensive game consoles.

I've sold expensive sterling  silverware sets  and  antiques and  items costing between $2K and 9K and  felt comfortable but never in my lifetime would I sell electronics again.  Those are high theft items. 0 feedback sellers are sitting ducks ready to be plucked.

Even with local pickup you have to offer an electronic method  to pay. You can demonstrate everything works and they can still go home and file a not described claim or file a chargeback.

Just thought you should know that.

[bmi9002]

Thanks for the feed back everyone. Unfortunately  now after reading some of your feedback I think I will take down my listing. I really do not want to be scammed and lose everything. THANK YOU