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shelley72 · 15/06/2012 15:56

hi i listed something yesterday with a start price higher than 99p, and i have just had an email to say that there is free listings tomorrow. i have no bids yet so am i able to remove the item and relist tomorrow - saving myslef a whole 15p or would i be better off leaving it as it is (have a few watchers).

ebay really is a minefield, have not used it since the new postage charges crept in, am a bit wary of it now!

TIA

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Sneezecakesmama · 15/06/2012 16:00

What are the new postage charges? Not heard of that yet

shelley72 · 15/06/2012 16:26

royal mail postage charges i meant - think the price of small packets have increased (along with everything else!)

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fergoose · 15/06/2012 17:03

no if you end the listing now you will still get charged the higher listing charges for that item.

shelley72 · 15/06/2012 18:00

ok thank you, will leave it and be more patient next time!

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Gingefringe · 15/06/2012 21:21

Ebay generally have a free listing week-end every other week so it's worth waiting for these so you can start listings a little higher. There's usually a message on ebay on the Friday before a free listing week-end.

The new Royal Mail postage prices can be viewed on the royal mail website, but basically all packages up to 750g are now charged at the same rate £2.70 1st class, £2.20 2nd Class.

ishopthereforeiam · 15/06/2012 23:07

Isn't it free to list items under £1.00 for auction usually anyway? I don't think I've been charged for my last few auction listings (not even 7p). In which case I guess this weekend is useful if you want a higher start price but otherwise won't make that much difference?

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