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How do I list so that buyer always pays the shipping method I choose, such as first class?
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How do I list so that buyer always pays the shipping method I choose, such as first class?
kh-stanley1
·2 years agoHi everyone,
Due to the age of this thread, it has been closed to further replies. Please feel free to start a new thread HERE if you wish to continue to discuss this topic.
Thank you for understanding.
ckimodog
·2 years ago@phibroa_11
This is an old thread from July of 2022, I doubt that person will reply. Should you have any concerns or questions it's always a good idea to start your own thread to get the help and answers you need. The mods will most likely shut this one down due to it's age & the best answer was chosen.
Happy New Year
nobody*s_perfect
·4 years agoBuyers can only choose from among the shipping options that you have decided to offer in the listing.It's misleading for eBay to say that the buyer "chose" the shipping method when you only offer one "choice." If you set up your listing with only First Class shipping, then that's what the buyer will "choose."
phibroa_11
·2 years agoIt's ridiculous to pay $100+ shipping on a $100 item. That will discourage most buyers if time is not of the essence. I can understand the seller choosing the carrier, but the buyer should be able to choose service level.
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·2 years ago@phibroa_11
No one is forcing you to buy that item at that shipping price.
Sellers make the decision as to what carrier they use and the type of shipping that carrier provides.
Some sellers offer buyers a choice of shipping options some don’t.
You are free to find a seller that has the same item with a shipping cost you would be happy with.