eBay free listing question.

[Bob Loblaw]

Obviously, you get 100 free listings per month under .99.

Question: Is this per 30 day period, or per calendar month?

 

[200lbhockeyplayer]

Obviously, you get 100 free listings per month under .99.

Question: Is this per 30 day period, or per calendar month?

I would have to assume calendar month as it would be a lot easier for eBay (and the sellers) to track usage.

 

[bradical]

Obviously, you get 100 free listings per month under .99.

Question: Is this per 30 day period, or per calendar month?

In your myEbay, it shows you the expiration date for the free listings.

Looks like they do calendar month.

 

[bradical]

 

[phillyfan0417]

I dont know, mine starts 5/6/10 and end 6/1/10. could it be a rolling calendar from the date of your first sale?

 

[ccouch (Chad)]

I dont know, mine starts 5/6/10 and end 6/1/10. could it be a rolling calendar from the date of your first sale?

It resets at the end of every calendar month. The first day is the day that you first list items in the calendar month.

 

[Bob Loblaw]

Thanks.

For maximum cheapness and exposure, then, I'll list 100 on the 31st and another 100 on the 1st.

 

[200lbhockeyplayer]

Thanks.

For maximum cheapness and exposure, then, I'll list 100 on the 31st and another 100 on the 1st.

That's a good idea, and clearly too obvious for me to have thought of doing it.

Of course, I can't seem to ever get 100 auctions up at once, let alone 200 within two days. So I'll take this as a challenge.