I have tried to list a number of items to sell, however they are all sat i my drafts?

[emmda25]

I have checked and re - checked no mandatory information is missing, however it still will not complete? Any ideas....

[rusticrye]

Everything you need to know about selling on Ebay is in the Seller Centre (link at foot of any page).  It includes information specifically aimed at new sellers.

@emmda25 

[fargvs]

Have you set up a Selling account and linked it to a PayPal account ?? ... additional information is required to do so ... see details here >
https://sellercentre.ebay.co.uk/private/getting-started?targetgroup=C2C

https://www.ebay.co.uk/help/selling/listings/selling-limits?id=4107&st=12&pos=1&query=Selling%20limi...

https://sellercentre.ebay.co.uk/private/paypal-registration

[m25jet]

Have you actually registered for a selling account?  Just because you have a buying account on eBay doesn't mean that you're automatically given rights to sell on eBay as well.  You have to register for a selling account, so if you haven't already done so get your selling account registered now so that you can list items for sale on eBay.  If you're just going to be selling occasionally, such as when you're clearing out the attic or are getting rid of stuff that you no longer want, then a private seller account should suffice.  If, however, you intend to sell on eBay to make a living and are either making goods to sell on eBay or are buying goods with the specific intention of selling them on again for a profit then you will need to register as a business seller.

In the event that you've already registered a selling account go back and check that you've submitted all of the requested information that you will be required to provide in order to get the account set up.  If you've missed something out then provide eBay with all of the missing information that you should have sent them and your selling account ought to be activated, at which point you can then start to sell on eBay.  However, as a new seller you will only have a very limited listing allowance per month until such time as you've establised yourself as a trustworthy seller on eBay, so you'll have to go steady with your listings to begin with.  Try to stick to the items that you feel have got a better chance of selling first time so as to minimise the amount of times that you have to relist an item for sale if it does not sell the first time around.  Once you've established yourself as a trusted seller on the site the amount of items you can list for sale, as well as the total amount you can earn from sales each month, will be increased, but don't expect this to happen straightaway.  eBay tend to monitor new sellers closely to begin with to ensure that they're meeting the requirements for selling on the site, although if you get some good feedback and eBay are happy with your performance then the limits that they impose on all new sellers ought to be lifted eventually.