EIS Shipping
Hi I have an offer on a book and the offer says ship to Canada. How do I find out if it will be going through the EIS without accepting and printing a label? I'm worried that any profit will be eaten up by international shipping if it doesn't go through EIS. Thanks for any replies.
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1786davycrockett
·1 year ago@northern-originals
To see if you are set up for EIS, go to your "Seller Hub" page.
Click on the "Hi (your name)" at the upper left corner, then click on "Account settings."
You will be sent to your "My eBay" page.
Under "Selling" in the left hand column, scroll down to "Shipping Preferences," and click on it.
Near the top of the "Shipping Preferences" page (under "Shipping service") is a line for "eBay International Shipping." If you are already enrolled, your store is set up for EIS.
(If you are not yet enrolled, you may have to wait until eBay enrolls you.)
If you are currently enrolled, go ahead and print the label. Your buyer has paid you for domestic shipping to the EIS shipping hub in Illinois; and, after EIS has confirmed that the item has been delivered, your job is finished -- EIS takes care of everything after that.
dryophelia
·1 year ago@northern-originals
Buyers pay shipping according to how the seller set it up.
If EIS is in place, international buyers see the shipping costs to them.
I looked at some of your book listings and most seem to be set up correctly.
What is the item number?