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10c listing day on eBay Feb. 28
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For Fixed Price Items.
Looks like the dime listing fee is just for Fixed Price items, not regular eBay auctions.
Shucks.
-- Alan Cole, McLean (Fairfax County), Virginia, USA.
Looks like the dime listing fee is just for Fixed Price items, not regular eBay auctions.
Shucks.
-- Alan Cole, McLean (Fairfax County), Virginia, USA.
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The Chief Of Staff Went For It.
Well, I was just going to let eBay's dime-listing day go by unobserved.
But The Chief Of Staff had a different idea.
For 10 cents each, she listed a dozen or so items for sale. (Ten cents is the eBay listing fee, not The Chief Of Staff's selling price.)
Not only that, 1 of her nicer new-in-box items sold right away.
Maybe she'll succeed in getting some more of our surplus but still usable & semi-valuable items out of here.
Who'd a-thunk?
-- Alan Cole, McLean (Fairfax County), Virginia, USA.
Well, I was just going to let eBay's dime-listing day go by unobserved.
But The Chief Of Staff had a different idea.
For 10 cents each, she listed a dozen or so items for sale. (Ten cents is the eBay listing fee, not The Chief Of Staff's selling price.)
Not only that, 1 of her nicer new-in-box items sold right away.
Maybe she'll succeed in getting some more of our surplus but still usable & semi-valuable items out of here.
Who'd a-thunk?
-- Alan Cole, McLean (Fairfax County), Virginia, USA.
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I hadn't realized it was for set prices until you mentioned it, and I hadn't listed my stuff yet. But I still put them up for sale. They are all relists and I figure it's worth the 10c. One item sold immediately. I had dropped the price but upped the postage, and came out a dollar ahead of what I had previously listed it for. This stuff does no good on my shelf.
(I usually list items at the lowest price I'd be happy to sell it for. Often I only get the one bid. My stuff is not high end).
(I usually list items at the lowest price I'd be happy to sell it for. Often I only get the one bid. My stuff is not high end).