Urgent Ebay question

How do you 'pull' an auction?

 

Go to the home page, click services at the top, then down a bit
it end my item.

You have to give a reason but anything will do.

Alan

SP1 for Fun, Jaguar for Comfort.
BOTAFOT #148

 

How do you 'pull' an auction?

Goto
http://pages.ebay.co.uk/services/index.html
and under 'Manage your Active Listings'
Click on 'End Your Listing early'

Yoda

 

Make that "End your listing"

Alan

 

Champ wrote

I would love to help but it is not an area where I really have the
current expertise to comment.

 

Poxy thing - I'm getting a problem I've had before - when I select the
option, I get directed to the login page (even tho I'm already signed
in), and on entering my password, and selecting "sign in" I get "The
page cannot be displayed" (DNS Error). Clicking refresh gets me
"Input Error: There was an error in your input. Please go back and
ensure that all fields are properly filled in. "

The URL that "End your listing" points to is
http://cgi3.ebay.co.uk/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?EndingMyAuction

 

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Best aftershave, haircut, go down the auction disco with an unfussy
attitude.

 

I think Steve *ginged* you on this one, and IMNSHO, in a more subtle
manner to boot.

In short, please be more original ... and funnier.

 

Not sure if this will help but with windows (assuming your using it)
anything goes. Try right click on internet explorer icon and select
propertie, click clear hister and select yes, click delete cookies and
select ok, click delete files, tick the box named delete all offline content
and ok. Give it a restart and see if it works. Might not but as I say with
windows anything is worth a shot.

Cheers

 

HooDooWitch wrote

By 20 minutes but I am not one to gloat.

 

Otherwise ok?

ps. http://www.therockalltimes.co.uk/2004/02/16/product-test-internet.html

 

I get that a lot when using Ebay over aLAN, go to www.ebay.com and do
it from there, seems to work better over LAN so it might help your
problem


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It wasn't a bad effort really, but it was how you posted it that was
*such* a disappointment.

Imagine how your parents are going to react when they find out you've
only scored a C, and that was after copying another pupil's work. Oh,
the shame of it.

I was thinking perhaps something more along the lines of:-
http://www.therockalltimes.co.uk/2003/08/11/satellite-navigation.html

 

I copied that one from Mr Auvache.

 

How do you 'pull' an auction?

Not really worth wasting everyone's time by replying then was it?

 

<intreged>

Why?

 

How do you 'pull' an auction?

Don't worry yourself about Auvache............He's old and crotchety.


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Unlike you; you're too fucking thick to sort out attributions or
properly delimit a sig.

 

Are we allowed to do the other half ourselves?

Yes? Good.

Right.

ukrm's first bi-somethingly MakeUpAStoryAThon.

Name: ...Will...
Status: ...old newbie...
OffWallNess (1 = JP (serious/accurate), 10 = porl): 3
The Other Half of the Story, according to you:
Champ was just doing some fettling on the race bike,
and Snowy^H^H^H^H^Hhis gf came round in a fur coat,
high heels and no knickers. In his surprise/delight, he
dropped his gold plated Snap-On spanner into the bike,
knackering the existing carbs. Thus having to pull the
auction to put the just-about-to-be-sold carbs on the
race-bike.

 

Talk to it suggestively then ask it back to your place......

(or - home page > services > end my item.)

Tony