@the-legend-mrt wrote:
I am trying to sell an item, an auto part of mine, and I have not violated any Ebay standards with my practices not with the item I am trying to list, my record as a buyer is flawless, and this is my first item ever. I have been a buyer and member since 2006 and I am aware of the listing fees and such so it isn't that. I have offered free shipping and a fair price, but when I press "list" on my Note 4's Ebay app or on the browser, an in-app popup tell me some more info is needed from me, attempts to load a register screen, then takes me back to the previous screen in an unending loop of frustrating circuitous technical incompetence. I thought perhaps it was an app issue, and tried to list it from my HP computer. I entered all my info and listed the item, only for my item to still be in my drafts and not listed. Tried again from my computer, did the same exact thing 5x before I gave up. All of my info is correct and it just refuses to go through. Has this happened to anyone before? Someone help please?
@the-legend-mrt
Since this is the first item you are listing, it sounds as if you are not set up to sell. You have to provide them with the info requested, such as the email address that Paypal payment is to be sent to, etc.
From ebay help pages:
Sell an item - Getting started. Whether you're starting a business or just want to makesome extra cash, selling on eBay is a fun way to do it. You can set up a selleraccount in advance, or when you list your first item. To create a listing, just click Sellat the top of most eBay pages.
You can revise your buying account to sell, too, you don't have to open a new account just for selling.
If you refer to feedback as a buyer, all buyers are flawless in that respect as they cannot receive negatives or neutrals. Do not post a negative or neutral comment in a positive format as a seller as that is a policy violation. Don't sell internationally right off the bat; some sellers never sell internationally, but don't jump into that until you have experience and can make that decision.
Be careful as a new seller; familarize yourself with selling policies, practices and procedures. Study on how to pack. Understand the MBG and returns.
It is often said, don't sell anything more than the amount of your feedback; in other words, don't list expensive items until you have accumlated an equal amount of feedback. (Like a two thousand dollar item would mean two thousand feedback comments.)
Never ship anything without checking your Paypal acct to be sure you are paid. Ship to the address on the Paypal payment.
Just some things you need to know.
Good luck.
