For local pickup to work, eBay generates a QR code for the buyer to show the seller when the item changes hands. Without the code to document the pick-up legitimately occurred, the seller cannot prove to eBay that the buyer took the item into their possession. It leaves the seller vulnerable to an Item Not Received claim.
As @heckofagame mentioned not officially. However I have changed the shipping method on occasion when it benefits the buyer. I.E. from UPS ground to USPS priority mail or from calculated priority mail to a flat rate package which is also priority mail. The buyer gets it faster and on a couple of occasions the difference in cost has been significant enough that I have refunded the buyer part of the shipping cost.
fashunu4eeuh
·3 years agoNo.
For local pickup to work, eBay generates a QR code for the buyer to show the seller when the item changes hands. Without the code to document the pick-up legitimately occurred, the seller cannot prove to eBay that the buyer took the item into their possession. It leaves the seller vulnerable to an Item Not Received claim.
dbfolks166mt
·3 years agoAs @heckofagame mentioned not officially. However I have changed the shipping method on occasion when it benefits the buyer. I.E. from UPS ground to USPS priority mail or from calculated priority mail to a flat rate package which is also priority mail. The buyer gets it faster and on a couple of occasions the difference in cost has been significant enough that I have refunded the buyer part of the shipping cost.
doug_5857
·3 years agoI would also Say NO as well
heckofagame
·3 years agoThere is no way to officially change it after payment.