Auto renews

[RebekahAnnUK]

Good evening

I hope that you are all well. This evening I have noticed that all my listings are set to auto renew, however I had set them all to manual. Has something be changed or is this a bug in my shop? Thank you so much you any help.

[JMOldeVintage]

@RebekahAnnUK  - From time to time a glitch occurs & yes listings will suddenly go back to the default of automatic renewal. It's been happening for years. Many shop owners check this setting on a regular basis & bulk edit if necessary. 

[RebekahAnnUK]

Thank you so much Yeah, I did a bulk edit recently as it had changed a few. 

[JJewellerySuppliesUK · Accepted solution]

You can easily change them back to manual. 

Go to your listings page and select all - click Editing Options across the top - select change renewal options - Click Manual - click Apply

Do this for each page of listings

[RebekahAnnUK]

How did I not know this before... Thank you so very much for your help. 

[SipHappensMug]

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@JJewellerySuppliesUK wrote:

You can easily change them back to manual. 

Go to your listings page and select all - click Editing Options across the top - select change renewal options - Click Manual - click Apply

Do this for each page of listings

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Hi. You can just click on the tiny arrow next to "select all" box and an offer will pop out you can select then just the page or all listing

[ChestnuttVintage]

Yes you have to check and manually put them back to Manual every now and then, because Etsy keeps sneaking them onto Automatic when you are not looking.

[PrevntProducts]

Send reminders every 2 weeks / 1 month to select all > edit > set to manual renew

Unfortunately, this is the best solution I've found to this "glitch" that can coincidentally net Etsy more money if not attended to.

[PrevntProducts]

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