Listing an item with multiples

[sammy321-2008]

How do I list multiple items on one listing

[dairywyfe]

There's a little box under the price you're asking... you can put the quantity that you have available 🙂

[dairywyfe]

and don't forget to do that to the shipping as well. Next to the box where you put in the shipping charge, there will be another box where you put the price you want to add on (if any) to that, per multiple purchased

[nowthatsjustducky]

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@dairywyfe wrote:
and don't forget to do that to the shipping as well. Next to the box where you put in the shipping charge, there will be another box where you put the price you want to add on (if any) to that, per multiple purchased

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That is only if you are declaring a flat shipping rate instead of calculated, I think.  If you are using calculated shipping, that is not an option.

[dairywyfe]

Gotcha! That makes sense!

[dtexley3]

I always create the intital listing with a quantity of 1.  Once the listing is completed I find it in my active listings and edit it to change the quantity.

There's a nasty eBay bug that can reset the quantity to the original value when you relist or sell similar to renew the listing.  Saving the original listing with a quantity of 1 protects from.  For example you have 5 of something, sell 3 and then the quantity resets to 5 when you relist.  If you don't catch it you end up with orders for more items than you have.

[lookng2015]

The one I hate more is where you add to an initial qty of 1 and the box for shipping for additional pops up as 0.00 - easy to miss.

fwiw if you use relist, the qty should stay the same (ie had 5 sold 3 the qty will relist as 2), it's sell similar that resets to the original qty (ie had 5 sold 3 will relist as 5) and you do have to watch that.