FAQs on eBay's New Duplicate Listings Policy
Lähetetty: 23.12.2021 08:19eBay has announced its new policy-a duplicate listings policy that Buy Email Database states that sellers cannot post facsimile listings of items that are alike. With this policy, buyers are now able to view from a good selection of items that are not repetitive. So, it saves them the time and energy it would take to read through descriptions of similar items. In addition, the visibility for great listings has been improved, giving sellers the right exposure. The moment this policy came into effect on October 26, 2010, eBay ended any duplicate listings that it found. Here are a few frequently asked questions about the new policy to help you understand the policy better.
The new policy on duplicate listing states that in the case of any listing in the Fixed Price category, an item that a seller puts up for sale should considerably differ from an item that the same seller offers in another of his or her listings in the Fixed Price category. If there is multiples of an item in the Fixed Price category that do not differ significantly, they must be put on offer in the listing of Fixed Price with multi-quantity option. If the item is suited for certain products, models or brands, a seller can have as many as five listings. eBay has initiated this policy so that sellers achieve maximum sales, while buyers view and purchase from a wide and inspiring range of items that are pertinent to what they are searching for. This policy is especially meant for search results to bring up the best listings instead of multiple duplicate listings from the same seller. When eBay ends my duplicate listings, will I be refunded my listing fees?
The first time eBay ends your duplicate listing, you will be credited your fees for listing upgrade and insertion. These credits will show up on the invoice of 15th November for those sellers whose billing cycle begins from the mid of every month and on the invoice of 1st December for those sellers who receive bills from the first of every month. However, if eBay finds that you still have duplicate Fixed Priced listings for items that are exactly the same, then your duplicate listings will be ended and your fees will not be refunded.
The new policy on duplicate listing states that in the case of any listing in the Fixed Price category, an item that a seller puts up for sale should considerably differ from an item that the same seller offers in another of his or her listings in the Fixed Price category. If there is multiples of an item in the Fixed Price category that do not differ significantly, they must be put on offer in the listing of Fixed Price with multi-quantity option. If the item is suited for certain products, models or brands, a seller can have as many as five listings. eBay has initiated this policy so that sellers achieve maximum sales, while buyers view and purchase from a wide and inspiring range of items that are pertinent to what they are searching for. This policy is especially meant for search results to bring up the best listings instead of multiple duplicate listings from the same seller. When eBay ends my duplicate listings, will I be refunded my listing fees?
The first time eBay ends your duplicate listing, you will be credited your fees for listing upgrade and insertion. These credits will show up on the invoice of 15th November for those sellers whose billing cycle begins from the mid of every month and on the invoice of 1st December for those sellers who receive bills from the first of every month. However, if eBay finds that you still have duplicate Fixed Priced listings for items that are exactly the same, then your duplicate listings will be ended and your fees will not be refunded.