I knew it was like playing Russian Roulette, and my number has finally
come up. I shipped a package last month that has now been in Arlington
TX for a month. FedEx says they gave it to USPS so I can’t file a claim
with FedEx. USPS says they don’t hav...
Last year I ran around 50% of items to transactions where feed back was
left. I'm set up to leave feedback once the buyer does, because I
believe that until the buyer leaves feed back who knows how they felt
about the transaction? I know sellers can ...
I went to ship a package today and got a big shock. Packed the first
time it weighed 4oz and was 22-1/2" long (x4x3/8"). I ended up trimming
1/2" off it's length to keep from paying twice as much, and way more
than my buyer paid for shipping!Always r...
An ebay item page how has these blocks/rows:The seller’s item“Similar
sponsored items”“Related sponsored items”Seller’s specificsSeller’s
infoSeller’s items currently on sale“Visually similar sponsored
items”Seller’s ratings“Explore related sponsored...
Selling is tough enough already! Two weeks ago I was contacted by a
potential buyer who wanted to place an order but couldn't because of
ebays system issues: " Unfortunately, this seller will not ship this
item to AZ, United States. Here is what you ...
Just Excel. One thing I do that makes it all work is embed my COGS in
the "custom label" field. I use the first part of the custom label field
as my warehouse location, then an "x" and what my cost is. Once I
download the eBay transaction report I ha...
There are some simple steps you can do that have the potential to lower
this problem. If the item has a serial number make sure the listing has
a photo of it and that its in the description as well. Get a roll of
security tape, the tamper evidence ki...
Sorry to say but if you find yourself in an audit and have no support
for COGS it will not be pleasant. Having said that if you want an easy
way to track COGS simply enter it in the "Custom Label (SKU) field. This
field will download in the transacti...
Just a moment when my natural curiousity got me thinking about why
things are the way they are. I was scrolling through paid and shipped
looking for something and noted how not everyone leaves feedback and
wondered if there was any pattern there, whi...
I agree that 'nagging' would probably be counter productive which is why
I don't do it. Outside of just 'doing a good job' are there any other
strategies that might get buyers more engaged?
