07-05-2019 03:10 PM
So this is my 2nd time selling something on ebay. I have be procrastinating to list because i have no clue about the shipping part as i dont have a way to weigh it..I set the buy it now price at 300 but dont know if im overpricing it as its new but prices i have seen for a exact match in the 400 range. I just want to get rid of it....
07-05-2019 03:16 PM
Blender or Blunder?
07-05-2019 03:21 PM
If it isn't your responsibility to know this stuff, who's is it? You are just setting yourself up for problems by your own creation.
What is your listing number? If you don't know how much it weighs, how do you know what shipping method you need to use? Does your listing comply with the selling rules of Ebay or did you even check?
07-05-2019 03:33 PM - edited 07-05-2019 03:34 PM
We need a little more information in order to offer any help. First off, what is the name of the blender and what are the dimensions? As far as weight goes, you can check that online at the manufacturers website and then add enough weight to cover your box and packing material. You should also check ebay solds on that model to get a better idea of what you can actually expect it to sell for. You can set your shipping up for calculated shipping and the buyer will be charged based on where it needs to be shipped to. Other than what I have said so far, I do not know how else we can help you.
07-05-2019 04:07 PM
@danimaz_70 wrote:So this is my 2nd time selling something on ebay. I have be procrastinating to list because i have no clue about the shipping part as i dont have a way to weigh it..I set the buy it now price at 300 but dont know if im overpricing it as its new but prices i have seen for a exact match in the 400 range. I just want to get rid of it....
It is good you haven't listed a bunch of stuff, you need to get a handle on how to sell and ship first. There is a learning curve to selling online. I don’t recommend just sticking something up for sale and winging it. Too many things can go wrong.
Package up your blender, taking care to adequately protect it for shipping. (It is going to be big and heavy, and will cost a pretty penny to mail.) Then take the package to the post office or UPS. Since you don’t have a postal scale, get an exact weight and an estimated cost to ship from the carrier.
Check Completed listings on eBay to get an idea of what your model blender is selling for, and price yours accordingly. To find Completed, click on Advanced to the right of the Search bar; it will take you to a page where you can fill in the specifics and click on the Completed listings option, located about halfway down the page.
Review the eBay User Agreement and Money Back Guarantee, links below. Also read up on the Selling help pages on eBay, link below. After doing all this, you are better prepared to list your blender. Good luck to you and come back to the forum with any questions.
https://www.ebay.com/help/policies/member-behaviour-policies/user-agreement?id=4259
https://pages.ebay.com/seller-center/get-started/selling-basics.html
07-05-2019 04:22 PM
If you are going to sell on e-Bay, you must have a digital postal scale. You can get an excellent one on e-Bay for $25 or less.
07-05-2019 06:07 PM
I went down to my local Post Office
they sell digital scales there, for 25 dollars.
Lynn
07-06-2019 03:07 AM
Tagging - see my PM and save yourself some trouble. Newer seller - high priced item = bad ending.
07-06-2019 03:09 AM
good
07-06-2019 03:43 AM
Many times you can find the shipping weight and package dimensions on the river or the w mart. Also might help you price
07-06-2019 08:18 AM
07-07-2019 08:08 AM
@trene-n-josh wrote:If you are going to sell on e-Bay, you must have a digital postal scale. You can get an excellent one on e-Bay for $25 or less.
We have one and it's super helpful . Tulips