It's like deja vu all over again . . .

detroitfan2

This one-day auction has now been run for 13 consecutive days with no takers (see history).

I'm not surprised no one has layed out the 8 bucks plus another 5 for shipping. Speaking of surprises, if I understand it correctly, ebay allows one "free" re-listing on an item that hasn't sold. After that, it's the normal insertion fee again, correct? I wonder if the seller realizes his ebay bill's going to be a little higher than he thought?

ctsoxfan

<< <i>if I understand it correctly, ebay allows one "free" re-listing on an item that hasn't sold. After that, it's the normal insertion fee again, correct? >>



That is indeed correct.

Barfvader

I like his description.

You are bidding on an original 1958 Topps Paul Foytack graded PSA 5 Near Mint condition.

Uh, OK but isn't a 5 EX like it shows in his pic.

sagard

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<< <i>if I understand it correctly, ebay allows one "free" re-listing on an item that hasn't sold. After that, it's the normal insertion fee again, correct? >>



That is indeed correct. >>



Actually you are charged listing fees again, but they are refunded if the item sells the second time around. At least that is how it worked in the past for me.

ctsoxfan

Sagard is right - they do charge the insert fee, but refund it if the item sells. If it doesn't, you are out two fees...