Recently I sold an item to a drop shipper. The drop shipper messaged me
that their buyer says the item isn't working properly. The drop shipper
admitted they knew it was working properly as I included a video in the
listing. I also tested it again be...
Hi everybody, I picked this up at an estate sale yesterday for $8. If it
fake, at least I'm not out much money. It was a very ritzy estate sale,
so I am reasonably certain it is real. Based on some of the research
I've done, it would appear it is fro...
Recently I made a purchase which included multiple items of the same
product. A few hours after I paid, the seller called me on the telephone
and informed me they did not have all the items to send. The seller
stated they had miscounted, and also nee...
@jonathanbrightlight wrote:but in my analysis of our sales, the rate at
which an item sells seems to have very little to do with whether we are
offering Free Shipping on it or not. In fact, since the majority of the
time that we do sell an item with ...
The other thing I will add is if you are going to offer free shipping,
be selective about how you apply it. If you are selling breakable
glassware, for example, I would not offer "free" shipping. That sends
the idea to the buyer that you may haphazar...
I live in Virginia. When I returned to selling in 2023, I started out
offering free shipping on everything. I then moved to a calculated
model. During Q1 2024, I changed to a flat rate model. I created a dozen
or so "Standard Shipping" business polic...
Update: I never heard anything back after my initial exchange with him.
In my message I did state, "You did drop-ship this, didn't you?" and
that apparently rattled him as he responded I "talk like scamming people
is a way to make money." Oddly, I di...
Your title references the Houston "distribution center," but then you
asked your buyer if their "local post office" has delays. Which is it?
If it is literally sitting at their local post office, then the buyer
can up there and try to find out what i...
