Where Are My Unsold Listings on eBay?

As an eBay seller, you may have encountered situations where your listings remain unsold for a prolonged period or even get manually ended. In this scenario, the listings will eventually expire. In this article, we'll provide guidance on how to restock multiple products at once on eBay and relist ended items using Nembol without requiring selling templates.

There are various reasons why your listings may end. It could be due to staying sold out for too long, being manually ended by you, or some other reason. To avoid losing valuable data such as sales history, SEO ranking, and watchers, it's crucial to understand how the Out-of-Stock option works on eBay.

The Out-of-Stock option allows you to save your listings from automatically ending when they sell out. When enabled, your listings will remain in a 'zero-quantity' state for 90 (or 180) days before being permanently ended by eBay. On the other hand, if you have this feature turned off, your items will end automatically as they sell.

If you manually end an item early, it will be moved to the Unsold section of your Seller Hub. Good 'til Cancelled listings are subject to additional insertion fees unless you have zero-insertion-fee left or qualify for an insertion fee credit. The first 50 listings per month are free, but subsequent relistings incur a charge.

With the introduction of the Good 'til Cancelled feature, all Buy it Now items are set to be automatically relisted by eBay every 30 days. To avoid additional fees and ensure your unsold listings remain visible on the platform, it's essential to monitor and relist them regularly.

In the next section of this article, we'll explore how you can restock multiple products at once on eBay using Nembol, as well as how to relist ended items without relying on selling templates.

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