shipping labels, logging in, reading messages...

[oma_mn]

Anyone else having issues logging in, reading messages and now the last 2 days printing shipping labels?  It's rather annoying when I have to be on ebays timeline for things, no way I could take a day off!  But when I can't do those things because "It's not you, it's us" or " we can't do....try again later" I shouldn't be penalized for that.  

[inhawaii]

Until ebay fixes the glitches, try opening a "incognito window" on your browser

and continue/finish your transaction.

That "fixed" my label printing problem.

Good luck.

[luckythewinner]

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@oma_mn wrote:

Anyone else having issues logging in, reading messages and now the last 2 days printing shipping labels?   

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No. 

[1tuna]

I did not have to print any labels today

the shipping was a disaster on weds. thursday and friday

I found out about the incognito trick and it worked good

other folks say the solution is bulk printing. I did visit there and could not find the print button

thank heavens for workarounds

ebay is well know for having more than one way to get things done

@oma_mn 

[duffy4444]

    Consider trying a different shipping venue instead of the clumsy and unreliable eBay shipping/labeling service. There are others out there, like Stamps.com and Pirateship. Since you have over 20,000 items up for sale and a lot of sales, the cost of a non-eBay shipping platform would be negligible to you.  The question is much better reliability vs whack-a-mole unreliability that you and some others are currently experiencing and which seems to happen way too often.

    I stopped using eBay's labeling/shipping system about 18 years ago when I could no longer rely on it for my customers' sake. I went to Stamps.com with linking for automatic download of sales; full postback including tracking and even automatic feedback for the buyer;  Etsy, Amazon and other online marketplaces also included in one place;  all the domestic and international shippers and services included that I control, not eBay;   the same discount rates;  insurance when needed;  available comprehensive and year-end shipping reports;  and most importantly, real live US-based CS reps who answer the phone promptly, really know their stuff, and have the authority to solve any problem or correctly  answer any question in understandable English.

    All for only 18 bucks a month, not a bad deal at all. Think about it.

Cheers, Duffy

[m60driver]

Ebay seems to be in an unacknowledged meltdown mode with an array of minor glitches cropping up everywhere.