posted on March 1, 2002 07:56:47 PM new
I was trying this for the first time on an item. I was double checking my auction today, and noticed it didn't offer escrow as I am sure I set up. I went in to revise and it indicates "no longer available." I guess I should be happy I wasn't paying anything for it, but the least they could do is tell people ahead of time. I don't know if they'll offer something else or not. It seems like it would be useful for high-end sellers, but I don't know what the fees are.
ahwahneeliz `·.¸><(((ºcJ
posted on March 2, 2002 07:20:40 AM new
ahwahneeliz,
Nothing personal, but you must have been on vacation or something when that notice came through. Infact, Ebay sent out e-mails to all of the people that receive their change of terms e-mails. This happened late last fall.
bp
posted on March 2, 2002 10:00:14 PM new
Ah, thanks. I hadn't been listing at all last summer and fall. I was just surprised that one day it was there, the next day it wasn't. Is there another option for such services, or is it that useless that I shouldn't care?
ahwahneeliz `·.¸><(((ºcJ
