05-06-2021 06:23 PM
Hi Sellers---I tried to list some new items this evening and found that the new listing format popped up. I thought : I hate this, but I better at least try it, which I did, and I still hate it. I list buy it now for 30 days. I put it in my buy it now price. I previewed the listing and it is listed as a 7 day auction with no starting price. Where do I mark it 30 day buy it now ? Also I charge a small handling fee, $ .40, on books only because fees and my supplies have increased. Where do I add a handling fee ? Also, on everything, I get a suggestion on price, shipping fee, etc. from ebay. If I followed these suggestions, I would be better off donating the item. How can I get back to the old listing format or how can I tailor this new form to include handling and 30 day buy it now ? Thanks so much
05-06-2021 06:52 PM
Hover over Pricing and then click on Edit on the right........that will give choices for auction/or fixed priced
Hover over Delivery and then click on Edit on the right.....that will give you choices there.........click on the arrow to the right of shipping costs to enter the handling fee.
to revert to the old form........look in upper right corner.....there is a "switch" to class view option there.......
05-07-2021 05:39 AM
They hide all those options to get you to sell your item their way and don't make themselves clear and somewhat hide the options that a seller would prefer. In the past it usually took me about 5 minutes to list an item thoroughly and described. Now it it takes about 20 as have to go back in to revise my item time after time because I over looked one of their hidden recommendations, which ebay purposely does to suit their thoughts on how YOUR item should be sold, as well as the price suggestions. I see alot of shops going elsewhere, as I think they are trying to force out the little seller and revere the high volume sellers. Good luck.
05-07-2021 05:47 AM
the classic view is long gone and not going to come back. I only see my new view in my upper right hand corner which is "all new selling view."