This makes no sense to me. When building a listing, I decide to offer
UPS to Canada since some people there have told me they prefer it. And
in the little shipping calculator it provides a price based on my
dimensions. So I know it's possible. Lo and...
When I list an item, the shipping calculator provides price estimates
for USPS, FedEx, and UPS.....but not eBay's International Shipping
Program. So I don't know whether the price is competitive or not. I
asked friends in the UK and Canada to look at...
Whenever I create new listings, the shipping calculator provides price
estimates for USPS, FedEx, and UPS.....but not eBay's International
Shipping Program. Why? Why should I use that program if I do not know
whether it's competitive? I have even ask...
When you create a shipping policy, do you choose individual services or
do you just use Ebay International Shipping (EIS) as the default? I'm
confused, because EIS is not shown as an option in the business policy
tool, even though EIS is enabled in m...
I have Ebay International Shipping as the default international
shipping. I understand that I can offer additional choices for specific
countries. My question is whether buyers will be able to compare the
price between EIS and the other options I off...
@chapeau-noir wrote:The topic of feedback often becomes so emotional
that I wonder if it's tied in part to self-esteem. One person's sense of
'self-entitlement' seems to be another's sense of self-validation.Maybe
so, but I'm still not sure what's so...
Another thing to keep in mind when manually building a
listing.......Ebay acts like you can select additional shipping
providers for international buyers. But in reality, your choice will not
be an "additional" choice, it will be the ONLY choice. You...
Thanks for your reply! Ebay has always been confusing and
over-complicated to me. I'm not sure if Ebay considers normal sellers
when it creates their policies. They seem to do it assuming most sellers
are huge corporations with dedicated tech & legal...
"EISD doesn't have the seller protection that EIS does but it does have
up to $100 of insurance if the package is lost. " So that's the only
difference? Less seller protection? Is it the same deal where you ship
the item to Ebay in Kentucky and they ...
"Actually, I was partially wrong. I do see some EIS listings and some
others using USPS and UPS. The ones that I looked at that are using EIS
are using it for all countries but then I didn't check all of your
listings. I assumed when you said that yo...
