04-26-2022 04:20 PM
Been on here 18 years and never had this problem until recently. Buyer buys multiple lots but shipping calculator only charges for one lot. Talked to an agent and they didn’t have a clue.
04-26-2022 04:43 PM
What are the item numbers? (would have to look at them to see something)
04-27-2022 11:07 AM - edited 04-27-2022 11:09 AM
Just had the same thing happen with a sale this morning. Sold two of an item (both to the same buyer in the same transaction), eBay only calculated/added the shipping for one. I just ate the additional shipping charges because a) I figured I had done something incorrectly when setting the auction up, and b) regardless of the reason, it wasn't the buyer's fault. Sounds like there may be an issue on eBay's end at play here though, which makes feel just a bit better about my ability to not shoot myself in the financial foot! HA!
item number: 234506750913
04-27-2022 04:13 PM
Just shooting in the dark kere....but
when you have multiple items, you need to add the "additional items" charges when you setup shipping, even if it is the same amount. The calculator does not (to my knowledge) know your customer bought 2 of the same items, so it only shows the shipping for 1 IF you did not specify "each additional item" in the initial setup....
04-27-2022 04:25 PM
you got my curiousity peaked...
You need to go to this page
Manage shipping settings (ebay.com)
and set some rules for shipping....I apologize, but with the new listing tool I am not sure where it at if it's even there anymore....
04-27-2022 04:46 PM
Is this across different listings or from the same listing?
Are you using Flat Rate or Calculated shipping?
If all from the same listing, did you go back and check you had both shipping cost fields filled in for first and additional items?
If from different listings and you have enabled Combined Payments, did you check that the Combined Shipping Rules were set properly and if needed enabled on each of the listings involved?
04-30-2022 05:00 PM
See, that’s what I’m talking about. For years it was automatic, but they come up with new listing tools, Etc...and you have to go thru these changes to do the same thing. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it !
And for about a year now calling them has been a joke. 30 seconds into the conversation and you already know this isn’t going to end well. The time before I called the person had me logging off eBay and start on google to get to seller hub, when all you have to do is go to help type in seller hub and bam you’re there. I’m sorry, 18 years of dealing with idiots has done its toll on me
01-26-2023 09:14 PM
Yes it is still happening. I sell multiple items and it only charges for one item. The only way to charge for multiple is if you pick one price then it gives you option to Charge for multiple items? Did you find a way to fix it so it charges for each item sold ?
03-20-2023 01:34 PM
Happening to me as well. I don't see anything in the initial listing nor in the shipping preferences that allow me to charge a certain amount for the second/additional item. Please help.
03-20-2023 02:07 PM - edited 03-20-2023 02:08 PM
@moses-goat If you want to set a shipping cost for each additional items on different listings, you have to set up shipping rules. Go to your shipping preferences, click on edit next to 'Allow combined payments and shipping.' Make sure that it is set up to allow them. Then set up a calculated and/or a flat rate shipping rule. If you are using the flat rate boxes on most of your listings you could make a flat rate shipping rule to charge $xx for each additional item. On each listing that you want to use that rule on, there is a space below the domestic shipping section to check off which rule you want to use.
03-23-2023 07:57 AM
Many thanks @pjcdn2005
Revising to be flat rate allowed me to add the necessary extra per item cost. This works for my situation. Much appreciated.