01-19-2019 03:52 PM
Let’s say I’m selling hats and a person buys five hats how do I charge more for shipping five hats because currently whenever somebody buys five my items it’s only charge them shipping for one item for example today i sold item andthe shipping is only five dollars. it’s going to cost over $50 in shipping because he bought over 10 of those items
01-19-2019 04:14 PM
Add a shipping charge for each additional item when you are setting up the listing.
01-19-2019 04:16 PM
When setting a Multi-Quantity listing, and using a fixed rate for shipping, you have the option to add a cost for each additional purchase.
Is this for the surge protectors? Have you checked into the Large Flat Rate Game Box? It's about 24" x 12" x 3"
01-19-2019 04:18 PM
How do I get to that page? I can’t see those choices
01-19-2019 04:33 PM
Make sure you are using the Advance Listing form. When you create a listing there's an option to switch to the advance form, click that and you'll have far more control over the content of your listing.
01-19-2019 04:41 PM
My Issue is I’m not seeing this option at all. I can’t find this button
01-19-2019 04:48 PM
@soviet_surplus wrote:today i sold item andthe shipping is only five dollars. it’s going to cost over $50 in shipping because he bought over 10 of those items
These power strips? https://www.ebay.com/itm/Tripp-Lite-6-Outlet-Surge-Protector-Power-Strip-6ft-Cord-Industrial-Metal/2... No way it would cost anywhere near $50 to ship a box of 10 of them.
01-19-2019 09:35 PM
If this happened today, I would contact ebay because the shipping amount charged wasn't enough. From what I can tell when customers buy multiples from my listing, eBay's system tries to auto calculate shipping based on the weight I set up for 1 item. For example, if your listing says shipping one hat weighs 5 oz and someone buys two hats from the listing, eBay's system is set up to calculate shipping of 2 hats as a 10 oz package. This is almost always too much money, because it is factoring in the actual packaging material multiple times. I simply refund buyers the difference.
If you aren't doing shipping by weight and size, then I'm not sure how the system calculates shipping on a purchase of more than 1.
01-20-2019 12:45 AM
The OP has that listing set at $4.99 for the first item + $4.50 for each additional = $45.49
But I believe using priority by weight/zone would be much cheaper. Not sure if any of the priority flat rate boxes would accommodate 10 of those.
01-20-2019 12:48 AM
There is no "button". It sounds like you are using the Quick Listing Tool. You need to switch to the Advance listing form which has more choices.
01-20-2019 06:37 AM
There is a big difference between hats and power strips. Power strips you can just use any box, if you can't use a USPS Priority box whatever fits will work. Hats would (if not just trucker hats) need a hat box and would most likely have to be shipped individually.
01-20-2019 06:39 AM
Figured it out thanks!