I want to sell only on ebay.com not on ebay.in. When I click list item it says contact customer care

[decoraexpress]

I want to sell only on ebay.com not on ebay.in. When I click list item it says contact customer care for ebay.in.

I don't want to sell on ebay.in I want to sell only on ebay.com. I have link my paypal account. I have verify my account. Anybody help

[slippinjimmy]

it says contact customer care for ebay.in

Did you?

[dhbookds]

You may not be able to list on .com until you have some experience selling in your own area.......  you do  need to check to see what the rules are there........

[audioarchive]

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@decoraexpress wrote:

I want to sell only on ebay.com not on ebay.in. When I click list item it says contact customer care for ebay.in.

I don't want to sell on ebay.in I want to sell only on ebay.com. I have link my paypal account. I have verify my account. Anybody help

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The 'anybody' that can 'help' is custome care in eBay.in...given that you are told to call them, you might try, I don't know, calling them?

[tev4all]

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@decoraexpress wrote:

I want to sell only on ebay.com not on ebay.in. When I click list item it says contact customer care for ebay.in.

I don't want to sell on ebay.in I want to sell only on ebay.com. I have link my paypal account. I have verify my account. Anybody help

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Have you tried listing your items with worldwide shipping, along with using the pertinent shipping services? That should get them seen worldwide.  

[castlemagicmemories]

New sellers can't sell internationally right away.  Have you checked the rules and familiarized yourself with the policies you need to know when selling here?  It's not just throw up a listing and get paid.  There is much, much more you need to know.

You have to build a history of successfully completed transactions.  You might be able to get your limits increased after three months.  It will be longer than that before you are allowed to sell internationally.  Ebay does not want new sellers disappointing buyers by biting off more than they can chew.  So baby steps.

The message is telling you to call CS.  So obviously, you should call them.

[ymeagainlord]

New sellers can't sell internationally right away.

Unless they're the new favoured chikldren from India who are allowed to toss up THOUSANDS of listings on dot com from the get go (quite often with stock & photoshopped images to boot).

It's kinda comforting to know (in a sad way) that even for the India sellers the playing field is nothing like even.

[tev4all]

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@castlemagicmemories wrote:

New sellers can't sell internationally right away.  Have you checked the rules and familiarized yourself with the policies you need to know when selling here?  It's not just throw up a listing and get paid.  There is much, much more you need to know.

You have to build a history of successfully completed transactions.  You might be able to get your limits increased after three months.  It will be longer than that before you are allowed to sell internationally.  Ebay does not want new sellers disappointing buyers by biting off more than they can chew.  So baby steps.

The message is telling you to call CS.  So obviously, you should call them.

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I agree that is the way IT should happen

however, this may pertain to US listers only ...but,

according to a thread yestarday,

trinton@ebay

Re: HOW DO I ADD WORLD WIDE TO MY OPTIONS ONLY USA SHOWS

in reply to sammy22 05-15-2018 03:49:24 PM

Hi , we do not place limits on international sales for new sellers. You just need to select an international shipping service in your listing. Be sure that More options are enabled on your listing form when going to revise the listing, first. If you had to turn these options on, you would need to select the More options selection under the Shipping section. Lastly, click the +Add international shipping option to select the service you would like to use to offer sales internationally.

If you have any questions about this process, don't hesitate to contact Customer Service so they can help you through these steps 

[tev4all]

Hi , we do not place limits on international sales for new sellers. You just need to select an international shipping service in your listing. Be sure that More options are enabled on your listing form when going to revise the listing, first. If you had to turn these options on, you would need to select the More options selection under the Shipping section. Lastly, click the +Add international shipping option to select the service you would like to use to offer sales internationally.

If you have any questions about this process, don't hesitate to contact Customer Service so they can help you through these steps 

[emerald40]

How to sell internationally

Before you can sell internationally, you'll need to:

• Have an eBay account in good standing
• Have a PayPal account - opens in new window or tab and be PayPal Verified - opens in new window or tab
• Offer PayPal as a payment option
• Have earned at least 10 feedback points as a seller
• Have made your first successful sale more than 90 days ago
• Post in an eligible category. Ineligible categories for international sales include Video Games, DVDs & Movies, Hunting knives, Auto parts, and Vehicles
• Offering shipping to the UK, Europe, or worldwide. Specifying shipping service to these areas is highly recommended, since listings without specified shipping may be moved to the bottom of Best Match search results

@Anonymous

So the above from ebay pages no longer applies?

[chrysylys]

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@emerald40 wrote:

So the above from ebay pages no longer applies?

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You're trying to compare the published Help Pages with the internal unpublished policies and compare either or both to what happens in real situations.

[castlemagicmemories]

So need to have sold for more than three months and have at least ten feedback.

I knew three months was before they would consider raising limits.  I thought that selling internationally took longer than three months, but see now that it is tied to the same three months.

So relatively new seller, but not a completely new seller as the OP is.

[lacemaker3]

Hi @decoraexpress,

Because you live in India, your account is registered on eBay India. That is necessary because there are rules and legislation from the Indian government that cover your account.

Many sellers in India list and sell on eBay USA (ebay.com). But you still need to work with the customer service representatives on eBay India to get your account set up to do that.

There are requirements like providing your PAN number, and setting your account up correctly for India GST on the selling fees, things like that which are specific to sellers in India. They can also let you know what you need to do to be able to list and sell internationally as a seller in India. 

[ymeagainlord]

Maybe it only applies to US sellers who want to sell internationally?

[d-k_treasures]

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@ymeagainlord wrote:
Maybe it only applies to US sellers who want to sell internationally?

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That's pretty obvious, considering the number of new sellers ID's that pop up with thousands of fake silver and such from china and india.

[pjcdn2005]

Based on what I've seen that rule about not selling internationally right away hasn't been in effect for years including for North American sellers. The rule is there but it hasn't been enforced in a long time.