selling multiple items that are listed separately to one customer
Hi all! I am VERY new to selling on eBay. I have several items listed, all separately. A customer messaged me asking if I had more of a particular item and said he would purchase all of them if I would give him a deal on them all. I told him I would. BUT, I only had like 10 of them listed and an additional 20+ that I haven't listed as of yet, because I am slow, being a beginner. My question is how do I group them all and give the discount? Should I delete all the ones already listed and then list those plus the 20 others in one listing and then get him to purchase that whole lot? or do I leave the ones listed and make 20 more listings of the others? And if I do it that way, is there an option to group them all to same buyer where I can discount the total price? I'm trying to do it the easiest way for both him and me, but want to make sure eBay gets their fees so I don't end up in trouble with them. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
ajs_coins_and_alchemy
·3 years agoSlightly nervous since you are "new" and worried you may be getting scammed? Not sure...
Regardless, my preferred method for this type of situation, do a single listing for all items involved.
Typically, I create 1 listing for all the items and it's a custom listing for that buyer. I've done deals for "unlisted" or "not yet listed" items that I bundled and created a single listing for together for someone. Works real nicely and avoids needless marketing.
ajs_coins_and_alchemy
·3 years agoOh, your letters? Oh god yes. Create 1 single listing for them all. And I highly doubt someone is scamming you for those... 🤣 sorry, I just assumed it was something prone to scams like electronics or precious metal or something. That makes a lot of sense why someone wants all of them. Make a complete set.
Yes yes yes 1 single listing for entire lot.