I think international?
So just got a sale. And this is the shipping address. Do I just use this. If it’s international where is it going?
eIS C/O Nick T****i
110 Internationale Blvd
evtn:yjwg9jz
Glendale Heights, IL, 60139-2080
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So just got a sale. And this is the shipping address. Do I just use this. If it’s international where is it going?
eIS C/O Nick T****i
110 Internationale Blvd
evtn:yjwg9jz
Glendale Heights, IL, 60139-2080
ryry-jj
·1 year agoEIS does support combined shipping. Personally, I have never felt combined shipping runs smoothly, for items that all fit in a single listing box, maybe, but once you need to upsize the box, it never works well.
Also the pros of EIS, I think, had always out weighed the negative of not allowing combined shipping early on
powell-collectibles
·1 year agoCongrats on the sale! As far as you are concerned, and your responsibilities, it is just going to Illinois. Once it hits that destination, your work is done. If you are curious, and want to see where the buyer is registered, you can click on the feedback number next to his buyer ID. That should tell you where he is registered, and to wear the item is likely headed, eventually.
some new seller – and even some experience sellers – have a lot of discomfort with this eBay shipping program. But, those that use it love it. Super low risk, expands your market, no incremental fees for international sales. Selling to international customers through this program is the only way that I will sell internationally. So much better than selling to a US based customer.
nyr134
·1 year agoGood morning @powell-collectibles . I am one of those who have hesitated using this international selling program because I recall in the beginning it was either not possible or not simple to combine shipping if an overseas buyer wanted to buy more than one item. Do you know if that is working smoothly now? Thanks.