How many years do we have to wait before "ask seller for a total" works with cell phones?

[printpeople]

Very basic thing for multiple purchases and giving discounts.  Should have worked from day 1. 

[ittybitnot]

@printpeople 

It is something that eBay always says they are "working on".  As a buyer, I can tell you that 90% of the time it doesn't work on a computer either, with the 'ask for total' being grayed out in the cart, or a message "this seller does not combine shipping"  when they actually do.  There is indeed a monetary incentive for eBay to have a buyer pay for "all the shipping" on a order,  even if the seller eventually refunds the "overage". 

[printpeople]

Yes, I have noticed that eBay does sometimes keep that percentage of the refund that they took from the seller to begin with...

It would be a lot nicer if eBay was an honest business with fair business practices.  Oddly, I would refuse to deal personally with a person that acted like eBay's business model.

[bauble-babes]

@ittybitnot"As a buyer, I can tell you that 90% of the time it doesn't work on a computer either, with the 'ask for total' being grayed out in the cart, or a message "this seller does not combine shipping" when they actually do. "

It depends on the settings sellers select on the listing page. For some reason, if they require Immediate Payment, the Ask For Total is grayed out. Unclick that IP box though and buyers can Request Total. This happened to me as a seller. Buyers were complaining so called eBay cs & was told to uncheck that box. Et voila, my Buyers were able to add items to cart and request a total (via laptop, that is).

[1tuna]

Foxconn is coming to America

the large maker of Apple products for Apple has recently made a deal to buy lordstown motors in OH

the phone company will now be in the electric  vehicle  manufacturing buisness over  by Youngstown

maybe the americans will have some luck with the new phones with wheels

looking forward to the new ebay on wheels in my car

the problem will never go away if you ask me since its a dormant problem

[printpeople]

Foxconn has conned Wisconsin taxpayers out of billions.... . Nice to know that they're off conning another state now.