eBay said a small number of items listed between June 10 - 11 shows a start date in the future (June 15 or June 16). Seller have two options: Let the listing run its course, in which case the item will show up in search at the future start time and run for the full duration; or, they may end the item that shows a future start date and relist the item. eBay apologized for "any frustration and confusion this may have caused."
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eBay said a small number of items listed between June 10 - 11 shows a start date in the future (June 15 or June 16). Seller have two options: Let the listing run its course, in which case the item will show up in search at the future start time and run for the full duration; or, they may end the item that shows a future start date and relist the item. eBay apologized for "any frustration and confusion this may have caused."