I used to be able to add "Additional Description" to my listings after
they had received bids. Tonight I tried and I receive the error that I
can not modify the return policy after bids are received. I did not
modify the Return Policy, I just tried t...
I had a local buyer buy a postcard from me and request a meet-up to get
the card. When we met, he said that he could not find the QR code for me
to scan. It was was below zero out and I let him go, figuring that he
could send me the code later. Now h...
Did I miss the announcement that eBay was changing their shipping
calculator...again? The calculator used to show the pre-discount
shipping price, now it just shows the discounted price. Is there a way
to change it back?
When a customer purchases a couple items from my store, eBay adds up the
total shipping and that is what they charge the customer. In the past I
was able to do an order level refund for the extra shipping charged. The
only option I have now it to giv...
I have had a couple of local buyers who wanted to pick up their orders.
When I went to print out the packing slip and order receipt there is no
option to include their name or address. Why?
That is what I am having problems with, it says I am trying to modify
the Return Policy, but I am only trying to add a complete list of what
is included in the listing.https://www.ebay.com/itm/167854541356
You can not change the description, eBay has a space to add Additional
information about the listing. Like if the listing says "24" x 60" and
weighs 80 lbs and has 1 pound of gold" then you realize you forgot to
add that it has a 2 carat diamond in i...
Check out the first image, it shows, "Additional Description" as an
option that is not locked. That has always been an option, try it on one
of your listings.
When I have a large collection to list, I use a DSLR and post process
with Photoshop. The Macros/actions make it really quick. When I have a
few photos, I use my Galaxy S24 and get good results too. For postcards
I use the an Epson Duplex scanner.
I have seen that mark on Military issued dinnerware. My guess would be
that the handle was made by a bored soldier or sailor with a blade
borrowed from the mess hall. Maybe a Machinist Mate on a shop. The
handle looks machined.
