Because your listings did not sell (during the free selling period) your listings are now being made available in the standard fee period, so yes, you will be being charged a success fee (if your auctions sell) I think the only way to get around this is to list as $1 reserve (to ensure your auction sells during the free success fee period) that is what I did.
Could somebody please tell me how often these promotions are offered? Are they random or do they occur frequently?
I've looked and can only see flatmates wanted. I don't know where I can post. Do you think I should post photographs? I do live on a very secure property and only want to offer board to another female. Full board - nice home - nice appliances - and does $200 a week sound fair? Everything in the bedroom is brand new and high quality...Waterview - but we are stuck between areas of high crime, though this property is very safe. Please tell me how to go about this? 😊
Thank you for your reply... No I didn't say anything I regretted, but their questions didn't appear relevant or genuine (why would you ask about the battery "health" when the phone is as good as new? Then tried to get me to accept a frivolous offer, that no one in their right mind would have accepted, and ultimately demanded I remove their bid(s) saying they weren't interested anyway. I just feel/felt, having all those questions on my auction were a hindrance, not a help. I also became convinced they were playing with me...
Is it possible to have questions (and answers) removed from an auction? I had multiple questions from someone and felt obliged to answer them. Then they made an unacceptable offer and I chose to blacklist them. I have e-mailed asking if the questions (and answers) could be removed from my auction, but haven't had a reply. I feel the questions should be removed, just as I have removed the problem from interfering in any future auctions. I understand questions are necessary but on this occasion I felt they were annoying, time-wasting and not genuine. I don't know what their motive was, bu...