@funfactorychannel Are you sure? I could've sworn AG for watches was the same (or close to) the threshold for jewelry. Also I believe there's a way for a seller to pay for authentication even if the item's price doesnt' automatically make it require it (for free). But I forget how much it is to pay for it (possibly varies by category).
I think this was 3 years ago i sold a Raymond Wiel watch that was 2250 with authentication guarantee but my sale made it under 2k and i lost that guarantee when a buyer bought it..
What items are “eligible” for Authenticity Guarantee?
Currently, watches listed in the primary category of wristwatches and sold for $2,000.00 USD or more are eligible for the Authenticity Guarantee service. Watches listed in the primary category of wristwatches and sold for $500-$1,999.99 USD are eligible for the add-on Authenticity Guarantee service. In addition, Auction items in the wristwatch category that are expected to sell above $2,000.00 USD are also included in the service.
Smart watches, watch parts, and accessories are not eligible for authentication. Items specified as customized will not be authenticated. Customized is defined as original brand parts that have been replaced with non-brand parts, or parts not original to the model or era, or components that are modified from the original design. Listings that offer only local pickup or items shipped to P.O. Boxes will not be eligible for Authenticity Guarantee. Any item purchased using an offline payment method will not be eligible for Authenticity Guarantee.
Only items purchased on eBay.com are eligible for Authenticity Guarantee. Items that are listed on eBay.com located in Japan for delivery to a buyer located within the US are eligible for Authenticity Guarantee. However, items that ship to a buyer address outside the continental U.S. are not eligible for the service.
stuff4divas
·5 months ago@albees here is the link for info>
https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/selling-tools/selling-authenticity-guarantee?id=4644&st=3&pos=1&query=Selling%20with%20Authenticity%20Guarantee&intent=authentic&lucenceai=lucenceai&docId=HELP1344
funfactorychannel
·5 months agohas to be over 2000
gurlcat
·5 months ago@funfactorychannel Are you sure? I could've sworn AG for watches was the same (or close to) the threshold for jewelry. Also I believe there's a way for a seller to pay for authentication even if the item's price doesnt' automatically make it require it (for free). But I forget how much it is to pay for it (possibly varies by category).
funfactorychannel
·5 months agoI think this was 3 years ago i sold a Raymond Wiel watch that was 2250 with authentication guarantee but my sale made it under 2k and i lost that guarantee when a buyer bought it..
funfactorychannel
·5 months agohttps://www.ebay.com/authenticity-guarantee/watches
What items are “eligible” for Authenticity Guarantee?
Currently, watches listed in the primary category of wristwatches and sold for $2,000.00 USD or more are eligible for the Authenticity Guarantee service. Watches listed in the primary category of wristwatches and sold for $500-$1,999.99 USD are eligible for the add-on Authenticity Guarantee service. In addition, Auction items in the wristwatch category that are expected to sell above $2,000.00 USD are also included in the service.
Smart watches, watch parts, and accessories are not eligible for authentication. Items specified as customized will not be authenticated. Customized is defined as original brand parts that have been replaced with non-brand parts, or parts not original to the model or era, or components that are modified from the original design. Listings that offer only local pickup or items shipped to P.O. Boxes will not be eligible for Authenticity Guarantee. Any item purchased using an offline payment method will not be eligible for Authenticity Guarantee.
Only items purchased on eBay.com are eligible for Authenticity Guarantee. Items that are listed on eBay.com located in Japan for delivery to a buyer located within the US are eligible for Authenticity Guarantee. However, items that ship to a buyer address outside the continental U.S. are not eligible for the service.
gurlcat
·5 months agoThanks for finding that. So we're both right, yay!
funfactorychannel
·5 months agoyeah when i was selling my watch that option to added for 500 to 1999 wasnt there. If it was I wouldnt ran into my problem!