Can I deactivate a listing without deleting it?
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ReallyNeatThings Reputation: 10 See ReallyNeatThings' booth |
Yes you can. Are you talking about your booth or your individual items ?
If item, you can go to your booth and click the item you want to deactivate then click “reserve” located after your item subject.
If booth, you need to go to booth option and put your booth on vacation, by doing so, buyer will not be able to see your item inside that booth.
Hope this help.
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wilshop Reputation: 30 See wilshop's booth |
Another way to do it is to revise the item, then just take out the price of it and save it. it will not show to customers as active, but when you go to revise items, you will see it in a shadowed box with a yellow dot instead of a green dot.
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DiscountDesigner Reputation: 201 See DiscountDesigner's booth |
Also, under “Update Items as a Group” under tab “Item Basics” on the left, scroll down the page check the boxes for the listings you want to put on reserve (or deactivate), scroll back to the top, select the button “Set Status” and choose from the drop down box “reserve”. Then press the green apply button and the changes will be saved.
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GemmiJewelry Reputation: 12 See GemmiJewelry's booth |
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