Just tried to relist a few items and got this message.
Since your item is listed in a currency different from this site's default listing currency, they cannot be relisted here through this bulk functionality. We will allow you to relist them individually after you submit all items listed in the site's default listing currency.
I have a Ebay store on .ca but sell in US$ it has never been a problem before.
Steve
Since your item is listed in a currency different from this site's default listing currency, they cannot be relisted here through this bulk functionality. We will allow you to relist them individually after you submit all items listed in the site's default listing currency.
I have a Ebay store on .ca but sell in US$ it has never been a problem before.
Steve
Hi mtfman:
How are you able to do that? Do you have 2 ids? I've tried to do it but it always reverts back to .ca. I have a store on .ca (ya, I know....bad move, but that was way back when I was a new seller) but I list on .com. I wouldn't mind paying the extra money for the convenience but I can't seem to get it to work.
Your help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Joy
How are you able to do that? Do you have 2 ids? I've tried to do it but it always reverts back to .ca. I have a store on .ca (ya, I know....bad move, but that was way back when I was a new seller) but I list on .com. I wouldn't mind paying the extra money for the convenience but I can't seem to get it to work.
Your help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Joy
jenzaka,
I used to have a .ca store. It's a bit of a pain, but if you list primarily on ebay.com you may want to close your store and reopen it on .com. I did that and have never looked back. I now use SMP on .com, list on .com and have my store on .com. Much easier overall.
Monique
I used to have a .ca store. It's a bit of a pain, but if you list primarily on ebay.com you may want to close your store and reopen it on .com. I did that and have never looked back. I now use SMP on .com, list on .com and have my store on .com. Much easier overall.
Monique
Gosh, to be honest it's been so long that I can't even remember why I switched my store over. There is always some little glitch or feature difference between the two systems, whether it's stores, SMP or listing.
98% of my sales are to the U.S. and I got completely fed up with competing on an uneven playing field. Neat new features would be rolled out and you just couldn't use them if you listed on .ca.
One example I remember was the gift icon. The Christmas season after that first came out, it was only available to those who listed on .com. If you listed in a competitive category, where everyone displayed the gift icon, and you were listing on .ca you were out in the cold.
Another was with SMP. When they first rolled out the ability to combine invoicing on multiple purchases, it wouldn't work if you had a .ca SMP account. It took months before that became available.
Not the greatest examples, but just a couple of many I've found over the years. When I closed my store down for vacation two summers ago, I closed it and re-opened on .com.
I switched my SMP account to .com too. HOWEVER, IF YOU USE THE AUTOMATIC GST TAX FEATURE ON SMP you will NOT be able to automatically apply Canadian taxes on .com SMP. I live in Ontario and have to apply PST here anyway so I have always sent out all my invoices manually.
98% of my sales are to the U.S. and I got completely fed up with competing on an uneven playing field. Neat new features would be rolled out and you just couldn't use them if you listed on .ca.
One example I remember was the gift icon. The Christmas season after that first came out, it was only available to those who listed on .com. If you listed in a competitive category, where everyone displayed the gift icon, and you were listing on .ca you were out in the cold.
Another was with SMP. When they first rolled out the ability to combine invoicing on multiple purchases, it wouldn't work if you had a .ca SMP account. It took months before that became available.
Not the greatest examples, but just a couple of many I've found over the years. When I closed my store down for vacation two summers ago, I closed it and re-opened on .com.
I switched my SMP account to .com too. HOWEVER, IF YOU USE THE AUTOMATIC GST TAX FEATURE ON SMP you will NOT be able to automatically apply Canadian taxes on .com SMP. I live in Ontario and have to apply PST here anyway so I have always sent out all my invoices manually.
