Opt out of international shipping.

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For some reason when I added a listing today, it's somehow opted me in on international shipping. And I can't figure out how to opt out of international shipping.

sandinsun

265 View listings

Posted 2 years ago·Last reply 2 years ago

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shipscript

·2 years ago

111 View listings

Are you sure you want to opt out? eBay's International Shipping (EIS) program is a great way to increase sales by doubling your market. With EIS, you ship to eBay's export hub in Illinois. Once the item safely arrives there, your obligation is complete. EIS will collect the overseas shipping and export duties from the buyer and will handle any import requirements for the destination country. If the item is damaged during international shipping, or if the buyer wants to return the item, EIS will buy the item back from the buyer and liquidate in the buyer's local market (you are no longer in the picture and your income is safe).

If EIS receives the item from you and finds it is ineligible for export, they'll liquidate locally, and your side of the sale will be unaffected.

Exporting can't get any better than that. Believe me, I've been exporting for over 40 years in my corporate business, and have decided to push my smaller corporate sales through eBay for their ease of exporting with this new program.

theshoppingmom2

Mentor2 years ago

Owner7210 View listings

@sandinsun why do you want to opt out?

The EIS ( eBay International Shipping) Has replaced the GSP ( Global shipping program) and the eBay International Shipping Program.

The new program offers amazing benefits even better than the other programs we had. One of the ones I like best is that in items not as described cases eBay will handle the refunds and you keep the sale .

Now about adding the EIS :

-You cannot add it to active listing if there are bids , offers or less than 12 hours left or has already ended

-For shipping prices for EIS go to this page:

https://www.ebay.com/sellercenter/shipping/ebay-international-shipping/details It does not include import fees that Australia may charge.

To get EIS you will need to opt in. You can see if you are eligible here:

https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/shipping-items/setting-shipping-options/ebay-international-shipping-program?id=5348#Eligibility

My thoughts on the program:

- It is easy to use

-You will ship to a forwarding agent in the USA

-Once the package leaves the USA center eBay handles everything including refunds

You can read more about the eBay International Shipping Program and how to apply it your listings here:

https://www.ebay.com/sellercenter/shipping/ebay-international-shipping

You do not want to choose International shipping yourself. That will make you ship the item yourself without the EIS and you really do not want to do that so:

On the listing form you will select NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING