First time Selling
This is my first time selling on ebay and I sold an item to two different accounts, yet the shipping labels have the exact same address to ship to. Is this a middle-man, or a scam. Thank you.
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This is my first time selling on ebay and I sold an item to two different accounts, yet the shipping labels have the exact same address to ship to. Is this a middle-man, or a scam. Thank you.
12345jamesstamps
·2 years agoMake sure items are mailed when they are suppose to be shipped. Usually, but not always new sellers might not see the funds for 30+ days...but times need to be mailed.
Make sure items are packaged separately and each one has tracking...I wouldn't pack them together.
You can check to see if they are going "freight forward" by being charged an additional International fee as well as a eBay fee where a buyer has used an International Credit Card.
Good luck and welcome aboard.
dbfolks166mt
·2 years agoMake sure items are mailed when they are suppose to be shipped. Usually, but not always new sellers might not see the funds for 30+ days...but times need to be mailed.
Make sure items are packaged separately and each one has tracking...I wouldn't pack them together.
You can check to see if they are going "freight forward" by being charged an additional International fee as well as a eBay fee where a buyer has used an International Credit Card.
Good luck and welcome aboard.
The international fee has nothing to do with what type of CC the buyer used or whether it is going to a FF. It is either because.
The buyer could easily have a registered address outside the US but be living in the US or sending items to family and friends in the US. Buyer could also have a registered US address and be stationed overseas and shipping items to their current location either directly or through a FF.
brightlightbookseller
·2 years agoDoes the address have a code or something in it? That could be a freight forwarder, which isn't an issue. If you signed up for eBay International Shipping, it could even be their hub.
Generally, I'd say if the buyer pays, you should ship.
dbfolks166mt
·2 years agoDoes the address have a code or something in it? That could be a freight forwarder, which isn't an issue. If you signed up for eBay International Shipping, it could even be their hub.
OP does not ship internationally. It could however be a FF.
Generally, I'd say if the buyer pays, you should ship.
Agree, if they have paid seller should ship.
dbfolks166mt
·2 years agoYou had them listed as two separate items maybe the buyer wanted both. Since you only ship to the US it is possible to combine shipping if your seller preferences are setup that way. Were the accounts established or were they possibly guest accounts?
slippinjimmy
·2 years agoYou can't combine orders from two different buying accounts (even if they are for the same buyer/address).
kitschy*loot
·2 years agoI don't think it's a good idea to tell a new seller or any seller to combine shipping for separately purchased items together without even mentioning they check with the buyer first... and since these items were bought by two different accounts it would certainly be unwise to even try shipping them together. @dbfolks166mt
dbfolks166mt
·2 years agoI don't think it's a good idea to tell a new seller or any seller to combine shipping for separately purchased items together without even mentioning they check with the buyer first... and since these items were bought by two different accounts it would certainly be unwise to even try shipping them together.
Agreed already noted by @slippinjimmy my oversight on the two separate accounts.
kensgiftshop
·2 years agoCould be a buyer using guest accounts.
Are they new buyers?