@kokoek9
The UK has recently instituted some very restrictive selling rules, which you may find very oppressive and time-consuming -- see my message #7 above.
You state "Iknow there is no profit in free international, I do want to be able to sell to UK and canada but I won't do if free."
As I stated in message #12 above, your minimum out of pocket costs will be $16.35 plus eBay's Final Value Fees (which are 14.95 % on books), plus your costs for shipping materials & labor. So your "profit" on several of your items would probably be less than $5.00 -- plus you put yourself (not eBay!) at risk for any NAD or INR cases. Probably not worth the trouble.
Finally, if you are on the "exclude shipping locations page," you're not on the right page. Please go back & re-read the instructions which I provided to you in message #9 above.
Here is a listing of current UK restrictions --
"Country Conditions for Mailing — United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
(Includes England, Scotland, Wales,
Northern Ireland, Guernsey, Jersey,
Alderney, Sark, and the Isle of Man)
Prohibitions (130)
Aerosols.
Ammunition, except lead pellets.
Animals, live (including reptiles).
Arms and parts of arms, or any component classified as munitions of war; imitations and antiques; paint-ball or toy guns; taser guns; air rifles, air pistols, components of firearms, and all other items similar to or resembling the foregoing.
Articles, goods infringing British trademarks or copyright laws.
Asbestos items of any kind.
Bladed articles (as defined by the Criminal Justice Act 1988) and bladed products (as defined by the Offensive Weapons Act 2019). Such items include, but are not limited to, knife blades, kitchen knives (regardless of size or design), bread knives, knives that can be used for hobbies and trades (regardless of whether they are marketed as knives, such as utility knives and snap-off cutters, also called box cutters), gardening and farming tools that have a blade, trade tools that could commonly be described as knives, butcher’s knives (including meat cleavers), cutlery knives, scissors with sharp edges, sporting equipment with blades, replica and antique knives (including those used for re-enactment purposes), handmade and bespoke knives, open razors (where the blade is exposed), axes, swords, survival knives, machetes, switchblade knives (also known as flick knives), and gravity knives.
Christmas crackers (holiday popper).
Clinical and medical waste (e.g., contaminated dressings, bandages, and needles).
Coins; platinum, gold, or silver (manufactured or not); precious stones; jewels; and other valuable articles.
Counterfeit currency, bank notes, and postage stamps.
Dies and equipment for making imitations, etc., of any current postage stamp for denoting any rate of postage.
Fish, live.
Frozen food.
Frozen water (including bags of ice).
Goods made in foreign prisons, except those imported for a noncommercial purpose or of a kind not manufactured in the United Kingdom.
Human remains (including ashes) and dead animals (including preserved animal parts and skins).
Indecent and obscene prints, paintings, books, cards, lithographs, and other engravings, films, video tapes, or any other indecent or obscene articles.
Lead acid batteries (e.g., car batteries) and sealed lead acid batteries.
Lottery tickets and related advertisements for illegal lotteries.
Medicines classified as flammable or toxic.
Radioactive materials and samples that are classified as radioactive using Table 2-12 of the latest edition of the International Civil Aviation Organization’s Technical Instructions — e.g., fissile material (uranium 235, etc.), radioactive waste material, thorium, or uranium ores and luminous dials from aircraft.
Soil.
Soiled clothes and rags.
Stun gun, electric.
Switchblade knives (also known as flick knives) and gravity knives.
Waste, dirt, filth, or refuse, including household waste or rubbish."
So you would not be able to ship THE STORY OF O to the UK (as the UK considers that to be an "indecent book'), as well as those three books by E. L. James, which the UK also considers to be "indecent."
And that book about fighting with knives will probably be confiscated by British customs -- so I don't advise even listing it for sale outside the United States.
You are probably better off restricting your "free shipping" sales to the United States only -- even "free shipping" to Canada appears to be unprofitable for you.
