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selling multiples of one item
If I have 4 or more of the identical item how do I put them in one listing with the same price per each item purchased? There used to be a way to do that - there was a little box that said how many were available, and the buyer could choose how many they wanted to purchase. I don't seem to be able to find that now - is that no longer an option?
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kensgiftshop
·3 years agoOn a fixed price listing, you enter the quantity right under where you enter the price.
phrenesia
OP3 years agoFound it - thanx!
rfmtm
Mentor3 years agoYou must list them as Fixed Price, not an Auction, and the quantity field will be available. Don't forget to set whether additional items will cost more to ship should they buy more than one.
phrenesia
OP3 years agoFound it - thanx. If buying more than one do they need to put it in their cart and then wait to be invoiced? or do I just state in the description that they need to wait to be invoiced if purchasing more than one?
rfmtm
Mentor3 years agoThey do not need to use the cart and ebay will automatically invoice them for the quantity selected.
Just make sure you set up shipping, if not free, as to whether to charge for additional items.