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Combine 50 listings into one agreed upon price. + shipping costs
I have a buyer that wants to buy about 50 listings from me. How do I combine those listings into one agreed upon price and then add shipping costs?
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mr_lincoln
Mentor1 week ago@eaglescout441
I would proceed with extreme caution to be honest. Early in my Selling on eBay I had a customer ask me to combine a number of items on one listing so they could make one payment for shipping based on the weight and dimensions required to ship them. I did that and the Buyer ghosted me and never purchased. I never did that again, lesson learned, that Buyer is no my blocked list to be sure.
You need to check the settings on this page, Buyer management | eBay
I think the default is a Buyer can buy or bid on 10 items in the last 10 days so 50 would not work for them to purchase outright. So as @disneyshopper suggests, you can End all those listings and create one listing with a picture or two of all 50 items and even a list if you want to go to that expense in your time. Get a box size and weight and put that on the listing so the Buyer pays what they need for you to purchase the label to ship to them. The new listing will have an item number and you can send that to the Buyer, they can paste that in the eBay Search window and go right to the item and purchase.
But again, just proceed with caution, some Buyers are not above making busy work for Sellers. Check their Feedback to see if anything strange jumps out at you ... check the Left for others tab.
Combined shipping can also be set up on this page: Shipping Preferences
eBay has a new Bundling feature but it has not rolled out to all categories or accounts. But I am not sure it would facilitate 50 items.
disneyshopper
Mentor1 week agoYou can END all 50 listings, and create ONE listing with all 50 items in the listing. Place the items into your shipping box and weigh it, so you will have accurate details for the weight and dimensions of the box.