Someone at Ebay goofed........ in the email version of this and included 30 day listings.
*Free insertion fee, Gallery Plus, and 10-day duration listing upgrade fee for up to 100,000 listings in the auction-style or auction-style with the Buy It Now feature added. 3, 5, 7, 10, and 30-day listing durations are included.
I still have Fixed Price listings from the previous promo, I was thinking of ending them tomorrow and relisting under the current FP promo.
I do better with Auctions so after I end the FP and relist on the FP I'll have to end to relist as 3 day auctions that I can relist 4 times on this new promo.........
Yow....I'm getting dizzy! One thing I happy about is that for the first time in a couple of months I was actually able to use up most of my 150 "free" listings.
Since I will be away on vacation as of tomorrow.........my auction strategy will be..... to have a long as possible auction ending on the weekend that I return on. That way I still can participate and answer questions etc, but not have to ship out anything until I return.
@angus_coin_shop wrote:i finally got one of them but i don't see why i should be using it.
sales are so low ebay as become a drain of my resources
List less, sell less, works every time!
why don't you run 3 day, 3 day, 3 day and then relist them all at the end for 7 or 10 days?
"I still have not been able to find my limits"
Look at the bright side: you and I do not have any eBay limits! It means eBay thinks we are OK. 
Only sellers registered in the past 2 years or so have limits posted, everyone else has limits but you won't know what they are until you hit them.
From the few reports I've heard, older sellers who have unexpectedly hit their limit have done so when their listing activity increases DRAMATICALLY.
If you normally list about 500 items with a value of $25,000 and you try to put up 5000 items with a value of $2,000,000.00 you may hit your unpublished limit.
