Sudden issues with quick lister not staying in US funds

[vintage*finds]

I'm suddenly having issues with eBay's quick lister.  I sell on dot ca in US funds, and when I'm set to do a new listing, I usually just pull down one I've already listed  by hitting the "Sell similar" button. Yet when the new draft page comes down it's reverted to CA $ as selling price. I can't seem to get it to stay in U flippin' S dollars. Advance is so time consuming. Why on earth is it changing suddenly? I've been doing it this way for eons. Frustrating as heck. Any thoughts? Have I missed a memo?

[vintage*finds · Accepted solution]

I think I've sorted it.  ... an no way to delete my quest here.

[mr.elmwood]

Yep, ya missed a memo.

This is eBay's new and improved way of getting you to list in CDN.

[vintage*finds]

Thank you. and good grief.  We can still sell in US using the advanced options, but it's so time-consuming. All this does is p-off sellers (like me) who have to jump through hoops to get a listing up in US funds. This isn't making our work easier.  Whatever there reasoning,  I've wasted a whole evening trying to figure out how to do it my old way.

Time to look at Turbo lister again. I forget why I left them; it was so long ago.

[pjcdn2005]

If you use relist instead of sell similar, the currency should stay the same as it was in the original listing.

[vintage*finds]

The only way seems to be via recently sold listings. Everything else stubbornly reverts to CDN funds, even when revising reslisted items (although simple relists stay the same).  I think the age of previous listings may play a role as well.

[reallynicestamps]

Relist does keep the currency, but it is my understanding that Sell Similar sets up a 'new' listing with somewhat better placement in Search.

[lotr_steve]

Bulk relist converts everything to CDN funds also. and there is no way to bulk edit the listing back to US funds. So as far as I can tell if you want  to use US funds you have to relist one listing at a time.