Shipping Question

[dynamitedw]

I sell using ebay envelope for some of my items and have that listed as the shipping charge I also add ground advantage as a choice to the buyer at checkout.  I noticed if an item goes past the 20 dollar limit im still just getting the ebay envelope price even though it wont let me ship it that way is there a way to list it so the buyer pays the ground advantage pricei have set. 

[caldreamer]

You need to revise your listings and remove "standard envelope" option.

[kds99]

You can list with eBay envelope for primary method with free shipping and offer ground advantage as secondary method which does NOT have free shipping  I know you can set it up like that but I don't know for SURE that it works. I THINK it does. The listing says "buyer pays".

[wastingtime101]

No, it's not possible to do what you want the way you want it to happen @dynamitedw .

Say you start your auction at $5 and I place the first bid of $25 with advertised ESE shipping factored in when I decide my total bid price. Then the auction gets bid up and surpasses $20. You can't changed the advertised ship cost on me because my $25 bid was placed with the advertised ESE shipping upfront and I factored that in when placing my highest bid.

It's your job as the seller to account for this. Some options:

- Your auction start price can be bumped up to account for Ground Adv shipping so you're covered if the auction surpasses $20

- Don't offer ESE on auctions that may surpass $20

- Consider the higher auction price as gravy to cover the bump from ESE to Ground Adv