Posted by OhioGuy on September 9, 2007, 10:59 am
When I used to list items on Ebay, and they didn't sell, I seem to recall
getting either a listing credit or final value credit.
What happened to this? Now it appears that the only way I can get a
"credit" is to relist the item! Of course, that can actually make them even
more money, and is not a true credit.
Posted by Melinda Meahan - take out TRAS on September 9, 2007, 2:27 pm
Well, I have seen MANY Ebay sellers abuse the relisting privilege (and
even left neutral feedback for one noting that they had abused this by
"relisting" the item they sold to me), so I suppose they ruined it for
lots of people.
OhioGuy wrote:
> When I used to list items on Ebay, and they didn't sell, I seem to recall
> getting either a listing credit or final value credit.
>
> What happened to this? Now it appears that the only way I can get a
> "credit" is to relist the item! Of course, that can actually make them even
> more money, and is not a true credit.
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Posted by <josh on September 9, 2007, 8:11 pm
> When I used to list items on Ebay, and they didn't sell, I seem to recall
> getting either a listing credit or final value credit.
I've only been on eBay since 1998, but to the best of my recollection,
the relisting credit hasn't changed much. If you list an item and it
doesn't sell, then if you relist it, you get credit for the second
listing fee if the item sells. I don't remember that changing.
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> getting either a listing credit or final value credit.
>
> What happened to this? Now it appears that the only way I can get a
> "credit" is to relist the item! Of course, that can actually make them even
> more money, and is not a true credit.
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