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 pmelcher
 
posted on September 2, 2004 04:17:41 PM new
Have you tried to relist anything today? I hate the new way but the Vendio tech said this made them able to allow us to schedule things up to 10 YEARS in advance instead of 21 days. I don't know about you, but I would misplace anything if I tried to schedule it for 10 years in advance. LOL

 
 Kevinatgrannys
 
posted on September 2, 2004 04:22:32 PM new
Yes, I was out re-listing a few things today and saw that. I can't imagine 10 years!!! Talk about far thinking! I can forget things that I set for 1 week into the future. Oh well, I guess if I had a box full of beanie babies I could schedule one per week for the next 10 years and make out okay.
Kevin

 
 breerke
 
posted on September 10, 2004 06:27:49 AM new
Hi looked at your post about scheduling. Wath sort of time is Vendio using ? Eastern time or others ? I am listing from Europe

thanks in advance
Erwin

 
 cherishedclutter
 
posted on September 10, 2004 07:03:48 AM new
Hi Erwin,

Vendio uses Pacific (eBay) time.

 
 kizaroma
 
posted on September 14, 2004 10:47:01 PM new
Hi - I am unable to figure out how to launch my items. I was able to launch an auction on Sunday while doing the work on the previous tuesday, now, I have to be at my computer at the exact moments that I wish my auctions to begin. I can't seem to figure out how to launch the auctions a few days ahead of time since they have changed their format. Geez....everything was fine the way it was.Help!!

 
 ladyjewels2000
 
posted on September 15, 2004 12:14:44 AM new
Yeah I don't too much like this new relist stuff either.
kizaroma
You must fill in the blanks at the top of the page and then hit apply. It gives you examples of what to type in like 12/12/04 and 7:45 pm - hope this helps

 
 niel35
 
posted on September 15, 2004 05:47:42 AM new
I did some relisting last night and scheduled them to go off at 7PM Pacific Time, then it gave me the option of having them go of in increments of minutes. I chose 5 minutes and it changed the timing for each one. Worked great.

 
 etexbill
 
posted on September 15, 2004 06:49:38 AM new
"10 years in advance".

Good Grief, I may not be here in 10 years, and I can bet you that feeBay won't be.
 
 neglus
 
posted on September 15, 2004 07:55:34 AM new
pm - I relisted about 200 items yesterday. It's very easy to schedule using the new system. At the top of the bulk relister is a calendar. You click the date and use the pull down to select a time. Click "set". Over to the right is a green button "apply" button I have to scroll over to see it - PIA but you just need it once). Click on that and the date and time you selected is applied to all of the items on your list to relist. You can change the time for each item by typing changes on the "bulk" page or you can edit the item and set it there. There is also a little box to check up at the top that will let you set time increments for launching. It's really great once you learn how to use it!
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 ladyjewels2000
 
posted on September 15, 2004 08:00:49 AM new
neglus
I wasn't sure what that calendar was for - thanks for the post.

 
 pmelcher
 
posted on September 15, 2004 11:45:59 AM new
Thank you for all the help. I guess you can teach an old dog new tricks! I also found out that it 'keeps' the last day and time you used when you completed a listing. I like that because I work on listing all day but want them to launch all at once and thankfully don't have to change the day and time each time.

 
 
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