I want to add Signature Required on an item being shipped. How do I do this?

[kapmsdr]

I want to add Signature Required on an item being shipped. How do I do this? I always print the label directly from the Ebay Sold Listing -  Also how do I increase the insurance on an item ?  Thanks!

[stuff4divas]

@kapmsdr  it's all available on the shipping label page under Additional Options

 

[wastingtime101]

If you're on the simplified view you'll need to expand your options on the top right.

Once your options are expanded you'll find additional services like sig conf and insurance below the list of carriers.

[robbie31415]

You shouldn't do it unless the value is 750+.

Or you advertised it on the listing.

Adding it doesn't increase protections for transactions under 750, and may annoy your buyer.

[kapmsdr]

Thank You All So Much !!   I have seen these choices for years but had a brain freeze when I needed to add these to my shipping !!

[itsjustasprain]

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@kapmsdr wrote:

Thank You All So Much !!   I have seen these choices for years but had a brain freeze when I needed to add these to my shipping !!

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@kapmsdr : Why do you need to add Sig Confirmation to any of your recent sales? None of them come close to requiring it ($750 minimum) and none of the listings mention that the buyer will need to have an adult home and ready to sign for the package.

In other words do not spring a Signature requirement on a buyer who is not expecting it for a sale that does not require it. On sales below $750 Delivery Confirmation gives you exactly the same tracking for no additional charge.

[yuzuha]

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@itsjustasprain wrote:

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In other words do not spring a Signature requirement on a buyer who is not expecting it for a sale that does not require it. On sales below $750 Delivery Confirmation gives you exactly the same tracking for no additional charge.

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I can't second this enough. Do NOT do this, this is how you **bleep** buyers off. I would be beyond furious if a seller suddenly sprung Signature Confirmation on me when I was not expecting it because I am not typically home when the mail is delivered due to my work hours, and going to the post office to pick it up would be a massive pain for me as the post office hours are squarely within my work hours, meaning that I can't go on a work day.

[kensgiftshop]

@kapmsdr 

Adding signature confirmation might not be a good idea, since it isn't required or mentioned in your listing.

Have you contacted the buyer and ask them about it?

[aproudparent2010]

Unless the item is $750 or more or you already mentioned it in your listing do not add signature confirmation.
Adding signature confirmation when it's not needed is a good way to end up with an upset buyer.