Does anyone have experience with what happens when 1 out of 2 shipments
on a single order is missing? One item delivered, another not. If I file
an "item not received" claim, and the seller doesn't work it out and
ebay needs to step in, how do they h...
If an item has a 30-day return policy, when does that 30-days start? Is
it 30 days from the day the item was delivered? If so, does that
delivery day count as day 1 of 30, or is it 30 days after that? For
example:Item bought December 29. Item deliver...
eBay only lets you put in whole numbers for package dimensions and tells
you to round up to avoid extra charges. However, I'd rather not round up
if it's going to cost me more. For example, if I have a package that is
13.25" x 11.25" x 6.25" (932 cub...
I checked tracking today on my sold item which I sold via GSP. I mailed
it US Priority Mail to the GSP depot at Erlanger, KY. It appears that
someone refused or sent back the package because shipping says this. Why
would GSP refuse a package? I've ha...
Heads up - if you activated the "More you sell, more you save" - capped
fvf promotion, check your account fees to see if it actually capped your
fvf. Myself and another seller both noticed that our fees were not
capped as they should have been. It to...
Yes exactly that's what would be good. Now a seller can offer a partial
refund but there's not a way for a buyer to dispute a partial amount,
other than through general seller message.
The missing parts or pieces isn't exactly right. To force a refund, I
would need to mail everything back. However, I want to keep the items I
did receive, but claim for the items not received. I bought a bundle of
multiple items. One of the tracking ...
So you are saying that eBay shouldn't allow sales of products that are
less than 6 months from release date? How ridiculous is that? Or are you
saying that eBay should limit how much sellers can charge over retail
price? How ridiculous is that? Do yo...
Thank you - it seems like eBay should update their instructions, as the
USPS "round off" is different than eBay's "round up" as described. USPS
is doing "normal" rounding which makes much more sense.
Sorry everyone, my example was just random numbers and I didn't mean to
distract with specifics. My general question is whether the total volume
matters instead of very accurate each dimension Real example is:actual
package:18.75 x 13.25 x 6.25 = 155...
