I just had a buyer open an INR case on an item that sold back in late
November. The tracking info for the item stops on 11/27 with a
"processing at (insert sort center)". I put the tracking details into
the case like I normally do. I tried to open a ...
When listing some items yesterday, I noticed what I think is a new
section called "Product Disclosures" where you can upload documents and
images for selling items to the UK (and Europe). It says you can add 4
"Pictograms" and 8(?) Documents (manuals...
I got this message from ebay today:"Hello rivertown-pickers,This is a
reminder about the importance of providing eBay’s IOSS numbers for
shipments into the EU in cases where eBay has collected VAT. We have
identified that in at least one of your tran...
So I recently sold a Hot Wheels-sized pull-back car to a buyer who
contacted me today and sent me a picture of the car with the rear wing
missing, and also stating how disappointed he was, etc. I went back and
looked at the pictures in the listing to...
So I have this Disney/Mickey Mouse Daytona 500 kids jacket that is new
with tags. I believe we got it last summer and it has been listed since
then without much activity. There was also a matching jacket that was
used that did sell a couple months ag...
I called CS on day 4. The case was opened on the 5th, I called on the
9th since the "resolve by" day was the 10th. They told me they couldn't
extend it.
For what it's worth...this is what the "outcome" was: "eBay Customer
Support has refunded the buyer.We're issuing the buyer a refund for this
case. You don't need to do anything else. This case won't be included
when we evaluate seller performance.No...
I read that info, I was just curious if adding that info automatically
"unblocks" the item for UK buyers. If it doesn't, then there's no point
in going through my listings and adding that info.
I've lost a couple sales due to this, as probably 60% of my listings are
toys. I haven't read the actual law, but does it apply to vintage items
made back when UKCA and CE weren't a thing?
