help

[vivken-19]

could someone please take a look at my products and tell me whats going wrong

[gwzcomps]

Might help to be more specific.  Also how are you shipping large items like a desk Priority mail for free?

[wastingtime101]

You created your account 1 day ago, it appears you're drop shipping, and the few listings I looked at are priced significantly higher than competitors. What are you expecting?

[chapeau-noir]

"Help" is a poor title for a thread and "what's going wrong" is not very specific.  What I do see is you're selling the same stuff Wally World has, and for a higher price.

[kensgiftshop]

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@vivken-19 wrote:

could someone please take a look at my products and tell me whats going wrong

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You're dropshipping from Walmart, which isn't allowed.

[inhawaii]

Some of those heavy furniture items, like a bookcase.

You're going to ship that to me for free?  To Hawaii?  Via First Class Mail?

[inhawaii]

I have my eye on that full sized ping pong table that you ship for free to me in Hawaii via Priority Mail. 

[debad4042]

You're an obvious drop shipper.

[soh.maryl]

Did you get so enthused about selling on eBay that you decided to skip reading the Seller Center, bottom of any eBay page?  

[donsdetour]

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@vivken-19 wrote:

could someone please take a look at my products and tell me whats going wrong

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Well stock photos. no feedback, lots of large items,  all the things to avoid in purchasing.

Like how you got around the restrictions on face mask with the /.

Tells me you may be a bit more experienced than you say and show.

[southern*sweet*tea]

From one of your listings:

We aim to show you accurate product information. Manufacturers, suppliers and others provide what you see here, and we have not verified it. See our disclaimer.

Really?

YOU are responsible for the listing, not the manufacturer, not a supplier, and not a Walmart webpage. YOU.

Wallyworld ships the wrong item? YOU pay for the return and the refund. Wallyworld runs out of particular doohickey you "sold"? YOU refund the buyer and take the defect. Do that two or three times, and as a new seller you will no longer be a seller.

This isn't a game. You cant just list some stuff from another website, jack up the price and expect to be a seller by ordering from that website when you have a buyer. It doesn't work that way, and it is NOT allowed by Ebay.

[gwzcomps]

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@donsdetour wrote:

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@vivken-19 wrote:

could someone please take a look at my products and tell me whats going wrong

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Well stock photos. no feedback, lots of large items,  all the things to avoid in purchasing.

Like how you got around the restrictions on face mask with the /.

Tells me you may be a bit more experienced than you say and show.

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Their UPC they supplied for the masks is for dog food 🤣 

[pburn]

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@donsdetour wrote:

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@vivken-19 wrote:

could someone please take a look at my products and tell me whats going wrong

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Like how you got around the restrictions on face mask with the /.

Tells me you may be a bit more experienced than you say and show.

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Sellers are allowed to list the kind of face mask the OP has listed. Aside from the other issues mentioned in this thread, there's absolutely nothing wrong with that listing. Sellers have been able to list and sell cloth face masks since May 1.

eBay is inviting sellers to list cloth face masks 

The forward slash in the title has nothing to do with "[getting] around restrictions on face mask." 

Tells me you may be a bit more experienced than you say and show.

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Oops.

[wesk_36]

"White" Costway coffee table that you picture as black, weighs 60 pounds and is very large and you list it as priority mail shipping for $5!

OH, OK!

There is something about this account that screams trouble.

[3eyedfishcatcher]

You have no seller feedback and are a new user to eBay most people are not going to buy high priced items from you as you have not proven you can be trusted to ship the items in your listings. Because of the holds that are in place for new sellers you will not be able to pay for the shipping of the heavier items.