The relisting of an item occurs when it has not sold within its allotted auction time.
If your item doesn't sell the first time you list it, you can usually re-list with special pricing. Sites like eBay allow you to do this once if certain terms are met, such as your auction having recieved no bids that exceeded your reserve price or you're relisting within 30 days.
Listing an item for sale again after it did not sell the first time. If you re-list an item, and it sells the second time, eBay automatically refunds your re-listing fee (some restrictions apply).
To start a new auction for an item which did not sell in its original auction.
Refers to when a vehicle does not sell in the initial auction. With Online-Auto-Auction you can relist the vehicle again fee free. If the vehicle does not sell after a second auction period, you have the option of listing the vehicle as a continuous item in the purchase it now listings.
Process of listing an item that did not sell again on auction.
The relisting of an item by a buyer after it has not received any bids or met its opening price. In this case the first relisting is free.
Listing an item for sale again after it did not sell the first time. If a seller relists an item and it sells the second time, eBay automatically refunds the relisting fee (some restrictions apply).
Listing an item again after it failed to sell on a previous attempt. There are no relisting fees at GoFastAuction.