Relisting item on other eBay site

[gtechzone]

Hi,

I have a listing listed on eBay.de site. How can I easily migrate it (relist it) on eBay.com?

[inhawaii]

End it on ebay.de.

Re-list it on ebay.com.

[gtechzone]

Please elaborate more on how to do it. I'm on eBay.com site, I click on Relist link next to my ended eBay.de listing, it forwards me to eBay.de listing form.

[inhawaii]

Yes I will elaborate more.

Go to ebay.de.

End your listing.

Log off from ebay.de.

Log on to ebay.com.

Re-list the item all over again from scratch.

There is no shortcut or using the "re-list" button.

Using the re-list button will re-list it on ebay.de.

[gtechzone]

OK, it looks like you missed the word "easily" in my initial question as the answer is "it is not possible". 🙂

[varebelrose]

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@gtechzone wrote:

OK, it looks like you missed the word "easily" in my initial question as the answer is "it is not possible". 🙂

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How hard can it be? Save the pics to your computer. Copy the text to a text file. End the listing, start the new one, reload the pics and paste the text. Maybe 2 minutes?

[lacemaker3]

@gtechzone 

FYI. Most of your listings on European websites appear to be electrical devices.

I didn't see any information in the listings about what kind of electrical input the items require. Most electrical items in Europe will not work in North America because the electrical system is not compatible. You would have to check what the electrical system is for other regions.

If you're listing on eBay.com, most buyers in North America will expect and assume that the item will work in North America.

[gtechzone]

Exactly. 2 minutes and at least one mistake in price or quantity. And repeat twenty times. I like it this way.

[gtechzone]

I think it is impossible that my item is purchased by anyone who doesn't know what he is buying. I can't imagine a buyer who finds my listing and just blindly buys it because he likes the picture of the item. The only information about the item I have in my listing is model number which perfectly defines item's properties (once you google for device's datasheet). That's enough information I think.