Are you saying you made a purchase four months ago that hasn't been delivered to you? If so, you are way too late for help from eBay. You have 30 days past the estimated delivery date shown in your Purchase History to open an item not received case and follow through the process to get your money back.
At this point, you can contact your credit card company and ask about a chargeback.
I don't see any listings, do you have another account with live listings?
Or is your account not completely set up with your bank account listed?
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If you have another account, here are tips to make a good listing that will sell faster:
-- Look at the titles/photos/pricing from similar items that have sold.
Do a search, and then filter for SOLD. You will find the Sold filter on the left-hand side of the website view, or under "filters" for the mobile view. Consider if your price is competitive with other eBay listings.
-- Make sure your first photo, in particular, is sharp, clear, and preferably has a white background.
-- Use 12 - 24 photos. Show the top, bottom, sides, labels, features, and flaws. Take your own photos.
-- Make sure your title uses as many characters as possible, and that the first 4-5 words are the most important. Use 72-80 characters with good keywords. Don't use cute words like WOW or L@@K - no one uses those in their search.
-- Accurately describe your items – include measurements. Describe any flaws or defects.
-- Make sure your item is in the correct or best category
-- Complete the item specifics that are logical, skip the ones that don’t apply.
inceptions
Mentor8 months agoHi @keyojone8
Are you saying you made a purchase four months ago that hasn't been delivered to you? If so, you are way too late for help from eBay. You have 30 days past the estimated delivery date shown in your Purchase History to open an item not received case and follow through the process to get your money back.
At this point, you can contact your credit card company and ask about a chargeback.
eastlaneave
Mentor8 months ago@keyojone8
I don't see any listings, do you have another account with live listings?
Or is your account not completely set up with your bank account listed?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
If you have another account, here are tips to make a good listing that will sell faster:
-- Look at the titles/photos/pricing from similar items that have sold.
Do a search, and then filter for SOLD. You will find the Sold filter on the left-hand side of the website view, or under "filters" for the mobile view. Consider if your price is competitive with other eBay listings.
-- You can find 36 months of sales history on Product Research https://www.ebay.com/sh/research
-- Make sure your first photo, in particular, is sharp, clear, and preferably has a white background.
-- Use 12 - 24 photos. Show the top, bottom, sides, labels, features, and flaws. Take your own photos.
-- Make sure your title uses as many characters as possible, and that the first 4-5 words are the most important. Use 72-80 characters with good keywords. Don't use cute words like WOW or L@@K - no one uses those in their search.
-- Accurately describe your items – include measurements. Describe any flaws or defects.
-- Make sure your item is in the correct or best category
-- Complete the item specifics that are logical, skip the ones that don’t apply.
-- Here is a webpage where you will be able to find more information about good listing practices: https://www.ebay.com/sellercenter/listings/listing-best-practices
-- Watch the video here called “eBay Selling 101- 4 components of a perfect listingâ€
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoJbi8f2gzI
-- Here is how to optimize your listing for Best Match searches
https://www.ebay.com/help/Selling/-/Optimizing_your_listings_for_Best_Match?id=4166
✓ From my own personal experience: After I have made a great listing, I share it on Pinterest. It helps get more eyes on the listing.
Let me know if you have any more questions, I am happy to help.