Greetings all, When uploading some auctions yesterday, I noticed that a
default list of excluded countries pops into all my listings, even
though I ship "worldwide." I'm a kinda of curious about this since I did
not exclude any countries. Is this an ...
I would be interested to hear feedback about how other sellers approach
non-payers from certain countries. I was reading the feedback left from
other sellers about buyers from a certain country not paying for their
auctions. My own track record from ...
I am a small seller in the collectibles area. Years and years ago, I
used to regularly run auctions, but not so much anymore. Other sellers
have made some very good observations on this subject. No question,
unlike years ago, buyers/bidders are unwil...
Leaving Feedback is a voluntary thing. As a seller, I make every effort
to do so for my customers. But I must admit the attitudes of a distinct
minority of sellers are a problem. Long ago, after I received my
purchase, the seller leaned on me for Fee...
I opted out of the EIS program. About 99% of what I sell internationally
goes into an envelope that doesn't require customs stuff. For larger
domestic shipments, the few that I do, regular USPS package services are
sufficient for that.With regards to...
As one other seller noted, I don't think there is a better platform,
offering the broadest scope for selling products than eBay. My own
viewpoint is that you need to regularly re-evaluate what works...and
what doesn't. Sometimes, there are items that...
@dbfolks166mt you wrote: of course the seller is always free to ship
directly themselves but with the seller protections the EIS program
offers I am not sure why any seller would want to do that. I have read a
number of posts and replies on this subj...
