No insertion fee specific categories?

[kaasc_86]

I have a basic store subscription.  I can I tell what categories I can post with no insertion fee?  Or where do I set those categories?

[inhawaii]

Auction style or buy it now?

[theteamsetguy]

@inhawaii ,

Looks like in between "or Best Offer"

[nobody*s_perfect]

As noted in the other post, it depends on whether you're listing as fixed price or auction format.  You can see the details here:

  https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/fees-credits-invoices/store-fees?id=4809

[mam98031]

@kaasc_86 

Unfortunately we don't get to decide what the categories are, but so you have them, here is the list.

Sellers can use the additional allocation of fixed price listings in the following select categories:

• Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop > Sports Trading Cards
• Toys & Hobbies > Collectible Card Games
• Collectibles
• Music
• Books & Magazines
• Movies & TV
• Video Games & Consoles > Video Games
• Stamps
• Crafts
• Home & Garden > Greeting Cards & Party Supply > Party Supplies

https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/listings/listing-tips/free-listings?id=4163#select

[nobody*s_perfect]

That's the list of categories for the extra fixed price insertions. Then there's a different list showing which categories the seller can use for their free auction-format insertions.

[mam98031]

Ok, thank you.  It is in the link and I posted that the list was for fixed price, the 10,000 free listings.  But so everything is clear, here is the list in which you can post up to 250 Auction style listings.  Sorry if my previous post confused anyone.

• If you have a Basic, Premium, Anchor, or Enterprise Store, you can only use your zero insertion fee auction-style listings allocation in the following categories:
  • Antiques
  • Art
  • Clothing, Shoes & Accessories
  • Coins & Paper Money
  • Collectibles
  • Dolls & Bears
  • Entertainment Memorabilia
  • Health & Beauty
  • Jewelry & Watches
  • Pottery & Glass
  • Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop
  • Stamps
  • Toys & Hobbies