. . . that you can no longer put an item on temporary vacation by changing it to a yellow dot by omitting postage? (Or do you know if this is just a glitch?)I used to use this a lot, and suddenly NOT.
And trying It will change your listing to FREE SHIPPING
without the red notation in your booth listing.
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reksplace Reputation: 371 See reksplace's booth |
I never used that option…too much of a chance to cause problems..
however, if you do not wish to use reserve, then change the quantity to 0…
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
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Thanks for the info, I use this feature a lot as well. I will have to move to ccmom’s suggestion.
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Tammies_Treasures Reputation: 485 See Tammies_Treasures' booth |
I want to update on this info I left you that is below. It is incorrect. I found that when I removed both the shipping and the cost of them item, it simply removes all of the posting and all is lost. Don’t do this if you want to retain your info or pics on the item, it does not work as a hiding method until you want to show it. It is el goneo for goodo folks. :(
I personally loved that feature. Instead, now if I want to hide something from the public, I remove not only the shipping, but the price of the item too.
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shilowsboutique Reputation: 49 See shilowsboutique's booth |
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