really? Now I have First Class shipping option but no $ amount?

[krys888]

You’re driving me insane. You added first class shipping to my relist but there’s no option to put n the cost of that shipping. Does the buyer just guess? Do I just accept whatever nonsense amount you choose? What is wrong with you? Why am I having to reinput my shipping info in a relist in the first place? And when I do it’s all messed up and incomplete! Are you people on drugs? Do you listen? 

[krys888]

And I can’t call CS because I’m too upset. And you just antagonize us when we are upset with you because you don’t deliver the service we get charged for! Fix your stupid problems!

[krys888]

I can’t take another wasted day of your nonsense that disrespects your customers, makes it hard for us just to get an answer! Help!

[dhbookds]

not quite sure what you mean...........but if you put ounces in the shipping box, ebay will figure the amount on the listing.

If you want to specify the shipping you need to use flat rate....and then specify the amount......

[plumbingspecials]

The original listing was probably made before ebay changed business policies that are available. Go to your business policies page and create a new shipping policy.

BTW - this is not ebay you're yelling at. We are ebay members like you. If you're lucky a moderator will see your post and have some more answers for you, but mostly it's just us members here so it doesn't do any good to write as if you're speaking to the ebay company.

[sapphireseal]

eBay will calculate the shipping based on the method you select (First Class, Priority, whatever), the weight of the package, and sometimes the size of the box.  (Unless you use a flat rate service.)

The shipping cost won't show up for you because the amount will depend on where a buyer lives.  So, a buyer in your own state would probably pay less shipping than someone several states over. 

[nobody*s_perfect]

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 ... a buyer in your own state would probably pay less shipping than someone several states over. 

That's not true for First Class, which is priced entirely by weight.