Important Note To EBAY Cards Sellers

storm888

If you have a large inventory listed, be sure that you backup
all of the listings on Turbo-Lister or a CSV-file.

Reports of random T&S deletions are increasing. After the
victim has verified his identity and ownership of listed items,
EBAY is routinely claiming an inability to recover the deleted
listings; an untrue claim, but relisting hundreds of items can
be avoided with a TL backup.

itzagoner

well, it's good to see that they're getting more vigilant.

as long as the guys who photocopy vintage cards and advertise them as "high-quality reprints" are allowed to maintain their listings without interference.

cone10

Thanks storm... good to know.

benderbroeth

dumb question since i do not sell on ebay anymore but when i did thet charged for listing even if item did not sell..so are they charging for lost listings? then charging again when item relisted??

storm888

<< <i>dumb question since i do not sell on ebay anymore but when i did they charged for listing even if item did not sell..so are they charging for lost listings? then charging again when item relisted?? >>



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Most listings are eligible for a relist credit, if they expire naturally.
You relist the item and do not pay the listing fee, IF the item sells
on the relist.

If listings are removed for "cause," the listing fees may or may
not be credited; usually not, unless the seller can show that the
removal was wrongful.