Go back to the previous page of the Sell Your Item form and paste the description into a Word or Text document.
This is just to save time, because this is usually the most complicated part of the form to fill out.
Now, review the listing looking for anything that is highlighted.
In particular, look at the shipping section. If your entered dimensions and weight don't match Canada Post standards for the service you have chosen, you will have to fiddle until they do.
Canada Post's website is canadapost.ca.
Look at the Business rates. There are more of them than the Personal ones.
Now try listing again.
If it won't, close your computer and go for a walk.
When you come back and reopen eBay - Sell Your Item, the listing will be saved as a draft.
Ebay and Paypal do most of their janitorial work on Sundays, so there can be sudden delays and outages.
BTW. Your listing takes about 24 hours to 'index' and show on the site. Which is why it is a good thing to use at least a 7 day listing.
And, your customers' payments will be held against your good service for up to 21 days. You will be able to print discounted shipping labels through Paypal using that money however. (5% to 18% off PO counter prices depending on the service you are using.)
