Will E-bay refund fees if......

tennesseebanker

will e-bay refund fees if you cancel an auction ????

NBAFan

No, otherwise everyone would list high and cancel before it ended if they had no bids so they could avoid fees.

bluemarlin

Unfortunatley no, Iv'e had that happen a couple times where I had to cancel.

Jake

tennesseebanker

OK THANKS, i JUST REVISED IT INTO SOMETHING ELSE.

storm888

"OK THANKS, i JUST REVISED IT INTO SOMETHING ELSE. "

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I think we have talked about this before; for those
who do not know, TB's solution is a good one.

The only risk is that if your auction listing has been running
for a while, bidders may have set snipes for the original
item.

Such snipes set for a sweater, will still fire if the listing
has been changed to a pair of shoes.

Making the change as early as possible in the listing
cycle is prudent.

bluemarlin

<< <i>OK THANKS, i JUST REVISED IT INTO SOMETHING ELSE. >>



Good thinking.

tennesseebanker

Does it take a while for the gallery pic to change ? I changed it,but it is showing the old pic still.

Davemri

My bad....

storm888

Should change within a few minutes.

If not, do it again.

I am guessing you still had a day+ left on this listing.

storm888

If you are hosting your own photos, the change
should be nearly immediate.

tennesseebanker

<< <i>Should change within a few minutes.

If not, do it again.

I am guessing you still had a day+ left on this listing. >>



Oh, I had just listed it when someone PM'ed me and wanted it.
We had been talking about it for a few days, I had just listed it when he contacted me. The listing hadnt been up 30 mins.

NBAFan

In the past you could revise your auctions and would get refunded. IE: Start an auction High where the Starting Value Fee is $4.80 and then later lower the price down to $.99 and change your Starting Value Fee. Now they double charge you, same with pictures.