lisa5768
wooden_flower Volunteer Community Mentor.
Here is the information page about using the eBay Standard Envelope. There is a maximum selling price the item can be. If your auction sells for over that price it will not be available.
The last item you sold was listed with a first class envelope, not the standard envelope - it was not in a standard envelope category.
To send as a first class envelope, you don’t print a label since there is not tracking - you hand write the envelope and use stamps, or pay at the PO. The item does not look flexible enough for a first class envelope, so I would go to the PO.
The ‘ding’ will not cause you to go below standard - the no tracking ding will only stop you from becoming a top rated seller.
The bigger issue is that without tracking you will have to refund any buyer that says not received. You need to set the limit on what loss you are willing to risk, but you must also understand how to use the different classes of mail.
A first class letter can not be more than 1/4” thick and must be flexible enough to wrap around a soda can. A first class large envelope can not be more than 3/4” thick, but must also be uniformly flat and flexible. Neither can have lumps or bumps or rigid items.
You have an item listed with media mail that does not qualify - the matchbook. You need to review your shipping selections, at least on the items you are offering with free shipping.
