mam98031 • Volunteer Community Member • Buyer/Seller since 1999
@x-sistema wrote:Suppose I have sent one packet to buyer - inside 50 different items, but same invoice. ................. packet was delayed, buyer opens 50 INR. So, shop is closed.
Where does Ebay say you are sold out of your items. I don't see that you have any items listed.
IF that is what happened, contact Ebay. Per their policy a single buyer can't create this kind of problem for you. It would count as 1.
But per your items sold list, you haven't sold 50 items in the last 90 days, even to multiple buyers.
@x-sistema wrote:
Against me 2 negative vs almost 1000 sales. Nothing to worry about
Your feedback didn't get you in trouble. It would have been the number of different buyers that filed INRs. I know that the revised policies on this for International sellers have caused many sellers to lose their accounts. I sincerely hope that you recover and the new year is much brighter for you.
@rugerskick wrote:My comment is about the larger picture here, the rules that affect everyone. This is just a particular example, if its not an example you like or have issue with, there will be plenty of other instances coming where the rule changes will impact and cause problems for good sellers who didn't do anything wrong.
You can't see the forest through the trees apparently. You try to dismiss the larger point made by nitpicking the specific case that brought up the larger discussion point of the overall negative rule change that will apply across many multiple scenarios.
Let's use the title of this particular thread. The changes in the INR rules does NOT affect all sellers. It ONLY affects international sellers. You would be incorrect in believing that all rules apply to all sellers. There are differences.
I've asked you for more specifics on what you are seeing as an issue. I was specific, but you did not want to expand on it. Your right of course. Generic or blanket comments aren't really helpful IMHO.
"...there will be plenty of other instances coming where the rule changes will impact and cause problems for good sellers who didn't do anything wrong." Would you be specific about this. What is "coming"? How do you see it hurting sellers in general?
"You can't see the forest through the trees apparently. " You would be correct, I can't, but only because you won't be specific, so I don't know what exactly you are referring to. Makes it darn difficult to see the forest when you don't know where or what the forest is!
I'm not dismissing anything. I want to understand. I'm willing to understand. You just won't get down to specifics except the changes in the INR claims that affect International sellers. I'm not "nitpicking", I want to understand, you are just not willing to get specific.
@x-sistema wrote:eBay reported an annual net loss of $1.2 billion in 2022, a 109% decline from 2021. eBay seller count also dropping dramatically. And those silly INRs............ Someone wants to through out eBay from the market?
Care to share some links showing those numbers ???? I don't see anything like that when I go and search up their financial info, but maybe I'm looking in all the wrong places !
https://investors.ebayinc.com/financial-information/annual-reports/default.aspx
@x-sistema wrote:Here it is: https://www.businessofapps.com/data/ebay-statistics/
That is interesting, thank you. As are these numbers.
@x-sistema wrote:Yes, indeed - net loss in 2022 was 1,269 $bn.. Seems that they expecting some "little" profit in 2023. In my opinion current INR policy will cause dramatic loses in 2024.
I have to admit that the new INR policy that international sellers have to adhere to is a difficult one to be sure. And while I agree it is harsh, I don't think it is going to have as big of an impact on Ebay's bottom line as you believe it will. But only time will tell.
