> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.primelister.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.primelister.com/troubleshooting/item-not-listed.md).

# Your item could not be listed due to an error. Please try listing the item again.

**Error:** Your Item Could Not be Listed due to an Error. Please Return to the Home Screen and Try Listing the Item Again.

This error is getting by our [Mercari.com](https://www.mercari.com/) customers as of 01.10.2020. 

**Why are you getting this error probably?** 

Sometimes errors like this can occur when [Mercari.com](https://www.mercari.com/) updates its site. You are getting this error due to mistakes made by their development teams. 

**How to resolve this error?** 

This error has nothing to do with the PrimeLister. Now try to add any of your products by making a copy-listing, you will get the same error. When [Mercari.com](https://www.mercari.com/) resolves the error, your error will be resolved without any update. 

**Updated article at 04.10.2020** 

Mercari.com technical team solved the problem. Bugs fixed. If you are still getting an error please log out and log in again. Sometimes chrome caches the old [mercari](https://www.mercari.com/) website version. You can use PrimeLister. Thank you for your understanding.


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