Just in time for my anniversary weekend (aka, when I have Other Plans), eBay have announced another free listing weekend (14 & 15 June 2014). It is the first one since the 20 free eBay listings a month has been implemented, so I’m glad that they’re still running them.

The usual rules apply – you must have been “invited” (but try to list something anyway, as not everyone has their email alerts turned on) and not be a below standard seller. Listings include both auctions and buy it now listings, limited to 100.

For the full terms and conditions, click here.

As usual, it might be worth listing items today on a one day auction, then relisting anything that doesn’t sell tomorrow for a longer auction.

Selling on eBay has just become a whole lot easier. From 13 May 2014, eBay are now offering sellers 20 free listings a month across all categories except Motors, starting at any price. For any subsequent listings, the charge will be 35p per listing, regardless of the starting price. This replaces the current promotion where sellers can list 100 items a month, starting at 99p, for free. You will also be able to schedule 20 items for free a month - so you can start your listings any time that you want.

The final value fees still stay at 10% and there is no budge on eBay’s policy about charging fees for postage costs.

You get 20 free listings per calendar month, and you can see how many listings you’ve used so far by signing in to eBay, clicking on “All Selling” under the “Sell” heading and scrolling down.

What this means for me?
I will now make an effort to ensure I list 20 items per month, but I will focus on my big ticket/higher value items first. If they have sold and I still have free listings, then I’ll turn to my cheaper items.

What does this mean for free listing weekends?
At the moment this is uncertain. There is some speculation that these 20 free listings a month will replace the free listing weekends, but eBay have said to “look out for our price promotions that we will continue to run regularly. These may give you opportunities to list more items without incurring an insertion fee.”

For full information you can read the eBay announcement here. If you’ve been put off selling on eBay due to buyers opening cases against you then be sure to check out Help! An eBay Buyer Has Opened a Case Against Me.

Yay, another free eBay listing weekend is with us – this time covering the Easter weekend, 18-21 April.

Create up to 100 listing(s) with a starting price of £1 or more in an eligible category during the promotion period using the auction-style or fixed price format and you won’t pay an insertion fee for each listing during the promotion period. Full details can be found here.

By invitation only, but sometimes people don’t get the emails, so give it a try on Friday to see if you’re eligible.

By invitation only – some people have reported that they’ve not received the email, so I suggest you log in and try to create a listing to see whether it is free for you or not. 

Check your inbox to see if you’re eligible for free eBay listing this weekend, 22nd and 23rd February 2014.

Create up to 100 listings with a start price of £1 or more and you’ll receive free listing. Final value fees still apply to your listings, and you will be charged for listing upgrades such as adding a Buy It Now price to your auctions or listing in two categories.

As usual, I suggest you create a 1-day listing on Saturday and relist anything that hasn’t sold on Sunday for 7 or 10 days.

Full terms and conditions are listed here.

Tomorrow, Tuesday, 11 February 2014, eBay are offering free listings on 5 day auctions. 

Create up to 100 listings with a start price of £1 or more and you’ll receive free listing. Final value fees still apply to your listings, and you will be charged for listing upgrades such as adding a Buy It Now price to your auctions or listing in two categories.

Full details here

By invitation only.

Check your inbox to see if you’re eligible for free eBay listing this weekend, 1st and 2nd February 2014. Sometimes invitations are only sent on the day, so there’s enough time to get your photographs taken just in case.

Create up to 100 listings with a start price of £1 or more and you’ll receive free listing. Final value fees still apply to your listings, and you will be charged for listing upgrades such as adding a Buy It Now price to your auctions or listing in two categories.

As usual, I suggest you create a 1-day listing on Saturday and relist anything that hasn’t sold on Sunday for 7 or 10 days.

Full terms and conditions here.

On Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 May 2013 (local UK time), eBay.co.uk registered Private Sellers (subject to the below mentioned seller restrictions) who list up to 100 listing(s) (with a starting price of £1 or more) in an eligible category using the Auction-style format on eBay.co.uk, will not pay an Insertion Fee per listing.

Feature fees will still apply. The number of listings eligible under this promotion is limited to a maximum of 100 listings for sellers without listing restrictions or less where seller restrictions apply.

 

Items listed using professional tools, such as (but not limited to), Turbo Lister and Selling Manager Pro, are excluded. Items will only be eligible for this promotion if they are listed with the Quick Sell or Advanced Sell (Sell Your Item) forms, the new Quick Listing Tool or the eBay iPhone, eBay iPad, eBay Android, eBay Blackberry and eBay Windows Phone applications.

 

To take part in this promotion, sellers must be registered as resident in the UK.”

Don’t forget to check out my free eBay listing trick.

On the 14 and 15 April 2012, private sellers who list up to 100 listing(s) at a starting price from £1.00 or more in an eligible category using the auction format on eBay.co.uk, will not pay an insertion fee*.

Items are eligible for this promotion if they are listed with the eBay Mobile applications, Quick Sell or Advanced Sell (Sell Your Item) forms. Items listed using professional tools, such as Turbo Lister and Selling Manager Pro, are excluded.

Only sellers whose accounts meet eBay’s minimum Seller Performance Standards are eligible for the promotion. Sellers should confirm eligibility by checking their account status on My eBay.

As a side note, I blogged about Fabulous Bingo back in February, and I am pleased to share with you that two months after joining my earnings are up to £450 and my nail polish has arrived! As I’m sure you can appreciate I am absolutely thrilled with this and will be researching other bingo earners and reporting back to you.