04-06-2023 11:33 AM
I dont understand why I have to sign up for something I don't use, need, or want. Here is my pleasant invitation.
Dear doug_5857,
Over the next few weeks you will be automatically enrolled into eBay International Shipping, a new program designed to make the process of international selling and shipping more convenient and cost-effective.
eBay International Shipping retains all the elements of the eBay Global Shipping Program and eBay international standard delivery, and provides these additional features:
04-06-2023 05:14 PM - edited 04-06-2023 05:16 PM
From what I have read "opt out" from EIS is just from that form of shipping to international buyers.
Direct shipping would still be an option just as before.
04-06-2023 05:19 PM
@mozartbach1971 wrote:Where do I go to check? I clicked the link that richard1rst gave, however it took me to a shipping calculator.
I am not sure what happened there. Apparently the internal link somehow got changed even though the URL is correct.
Please try again from this link:
04-06-2023 05:19 PM
I just went ahead and clicked on the opt out. It says it was processing, and I think it said something like the opt out won't apply to items that currently had a bid or something like that. I hope I'm not going to have to ship these items using this program.
04-06-2023 05:22 PM
@mozartbach1971 wrote:
You will be presented with a page of preferences. At the top is EIS. Click edit, opt out and in my case I used as the reason that I already have an international program in place. I didn't tell them (because they didn't ask) but I prefer Pirateship Asendia. It is cheaper, less restrictive on what I can ship and Proof of Delivery is kept forever, not just 90 days like eBay. I have seen comments from some posters that eBay is intercepting what otherwise would be perfectly legal products.
Did you say this will allow me to opt out of the program and still allow me to ship internationally the way I currently do?
s.
Yes. I opted out of the original global program as well and I have always been able to ship by my choice of carrier. On the other hand I use Pirateship (they are cheaper than eBay) so it has never been a problem either way. PS then automatically uploads the tracking number to eBay.
04-06-2023 05:29 PM
@dbfolks166mt wrote:I simply set my seller preferences to exclude EVERY country in the world but the US but I am constantly monitoring my listings to make sure eBay does not override those during the transition.
I didn't do anything 'across the board' and just let EIS take over; Then I bulk edited all items over a certain dollar amount to 'exclude' all countries (minus US of course).
Now, about half my items can be purchased by international buyers and the 'bigger' "kits" I have cannot.
I've checked them, and it works.
04-06-2023 07:18 PM
@richard1rst wrote:
@mozartbach1971 wrote:Where do I go to check? I clicked the link that richard1rst gave, however it took me to a shipping calculator.
I am not sure what happened there. Apparently the internal link somehow got changed even though the URL is correct.
Please try again from this link:
That link does not work for me. It’s bringing me to the page where you can edit your ship locations and when I click edit, it bring me to an ebay article on excluding buyers. Click anything on that page and it’s back to excluding specific buyers.
I have been all through my settings and I can not find where my excluded country list is.
Not happy. I will not sell internationally through any ebay program.