Cancelled orders impacting my selling limit

[Anonymous]

Ok, I'm **bleep**...

Twice now, buyers bid on my stuff and when they've won it they either don't pay or they immediately ask to cancel their order. Now,  i'm a good guy, I understand that people can change their mind. But what is making me angry is that even though that order as been canceled, it's still counting toward my 60 days selling limits, so now I can't relist my stuff for over a month....

[pmlinne]

It has happened to me too. I would think that Ebay would be able to credit sellers with the number of items that have to be re-listed due to buyers cancelling.

[pinetreecottage]

List your items with "buy it now" and immediate payment required.  It will weed out those who don't intend to complete the sale.  Determine the price you want for your item as your starting list price.  If no action, you can revise to add "or best offer".  Going forward, auctions may become obsolete.  Ebay is changing, so must we, if we want to stay here as small sellers.  Not knowing the type of stuff you sell, this is the best I can offer, as another small seller.