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[cyberdan]

Now that ebay offers 50 free listings per month auction/BIN I want to list something that I have multiples of.

I want to list a certain item with a $5.00 BIN and keep it going for 30 days. I know one item is counted as one listing. If I set the counter to 5 available will they charge it at 5 listings?

I know I pay FV fees on every sale so it would be in ebay's interest to only count as one free listing, but you never know with those guys.

 

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[deserdog]

Only counted as one listing. I sell gold suckers all the time in the fixed value, BIN format with 30 day duration. Only one listing fee.

 

[cyberdan]

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[cyberdan]

Only counted as one listing. I sell gold suckers all the time in the fixed value, BIN format with 30 day duration. Only one listing fee.

Today I listed some Hawaiian sea salt. 14 units for sale and keep the auction open till it sells, all for one free posting on ebay. I may do the same for my books.

 

[Bobbyw]

In my experience, if you listed 5 available it will count as five of your free listings.

 

[cyberdan]

In my experience, if you listed 5 available it will count as five of your free listings.

I just double checked. I have 27 open auctions (one has 14 units)
in my ebay I have used 32 this month with 18 left.