There are no set 'free listing' days. Various promotions, such as reduced fee/free listing days occur from time to time, but the only way to find out when they are scheduled is to look at the Announcement Board on your local site, as this is where they initially publicised. You might also receive an email giving details of the promotion, but the only sure way to find out is from the Announcement Board.
Yes there are seller fees. Sometime though they do have "Free listing" days, but not very often.
You'll reach a broad audience by listing your car on Ebay Motors. The site now has a flat listing rate. You can also try a free listing on Craig's List, but you are likely to get more exposure on Ebay Motors.
7 days and then it turns into an unpayed listing and then eBay will contact you wanting to know if you still want the item if not the transaction will be canceled
No, that is not possible. An eBay auction can run for 1,3,5,7 or 10 days, but once you have made the selection and submitted your listing, the duration cannot be extended.
12.The first one is free and you can upload up to 11 additional.
Ebay is free to sign up. You are only charged if listing items for sale.
You can go to eBay Classifieds, and wants to list it in eBay Motors, one must end the Classified listing - then make a listing in eBay Motors.
There are many sites and services used to create a free listing online. A few of the more popular sites are craigslist and amazon as well as ebay. If its for a service, there are also many directories like the Yellow Pages available.
Yes, you can cancel a listing if you are the one who originally listed it.
You are allowed one free picture and you can upload more pictures for an additional fee, sometimes they are free when you are listing your items to sell on the sell your item form.
Somebody could do some cheap trading of goods on eBay or Gumtree, as eBay has free listing weekends and Gumtree free lists. However, a profit is only made if someone actually buys what is being sold.
There is no minimum listing price for single item listings.