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I agree. Open the store on eBay.ca and only pay the fee in Cdn$ (save 30% based on current exchange rate.
"when the time expires where ebay no longer allows USD listing on .ca, I will still show listing in USD?"
To clarify:
1) with a store on eBay.ca you have exactly the same privileges as a store on eBay.com (but pay the monthly fee in Cdn$). Having a store has nothing to do with individual listings
2) a store is a place where ALL your listings show. It has nothing to do with the policy change taking place making eBay.ca a single currency site (Cdn$)
3) ALL your listings regardless of site where listed (.ca .co .uk .de etc...) will appear in your store in the currency of the listings (Cdn$ US$ £ € etc...). When viewers look at your store from eBay.ca, all listings will show Cdn$ (if listed in Cdn$) and equivalent Cdn$ (if listed in US$). In reverse, when viewers look at your store from eBay.com, all listings will show US$ (if listings are listed in US$) and equivalent US$ (if listed in Cdn$). The same currency equivalent principle appears if the store is seen from an overseas site.
For example: http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Stamps-Liquidation?_trksid=p2047675.l2563
After June 1st, all sellers, regardless where their store is located, will be able to use .ca when listing in Cdn$ and .com when listing in US$. ALL listings will appear in your store.
"I looks like I will have to open a .com store if I want to remain listing in USD. "
???
Did you read and understand my earlier posts?
A store on eBay.ca costs you less and gives you the very same privileges of listings on ALL eBay sites (.com, .ca, .uk. etc...) in whatever currency the site requires.
That's it. It is that simple.
"After June 1"
June 1 has NOTHING to do with it, September 28th has nothing to do with it, December 25th has nothing to do with it, April 1st 2018 has nothing to do with it/
eBay.ca store regardless.
Somehow, the problem comes because you see a link between the currency and the site where you list. There has never been nor will there ever be such link.
Currency of a listing has nothing to do with where the store is located.
The recent announcement of eBay.ca switching to a single currency site has NOTHING to do with having or not having an eBay store. These issues are not related.
Now, any reader interested on this subject (opening an eBay store) please take a few minutes and read this thread once again from the beginning.
Hopefully, by the time you get here again, you will all understand that an eBay store is just an accumulation of all your listings, regardless of the sites where you list (you can list on as many as you want) or the currency used for the listing (dependent on the site)
