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@lady.stark wrote:
Each time I list an item using the List Your Item form, I have the option "Each additional item" in the shipping section. But I list ONE item, not a multiple quantity. It's frustrating to delete those numbers everytime I list something. 😞
Hello lady.stark,
The only way you'll have to deal with numbers already in those boxes is if you use the "Relist" or "Sell similar" features from a listing that had values in those boxes in the first place. Just make sure you start off with a blank form or from a listing on which you already had deleted all values in the Additional Items boxes and you should be fine.
@pjcdn2005 wrote:
Good morning/afternoon,
I'm curious about a question that came up on one of the boards the other day. A seller was thinking of giving discounts on items (not on shipping) if multiple purchases were made.The seller planned on invoicing the buyer before they paid (which is another subject entirely 🙂 and they would use the minus feature on the invoice so that they could give the buyer a discount.Their question was regarding fvf. Would they be charged the fvf on the total invoice price which is what the buyer would pay....or on the price of each item + shipping on the actual listing? I might not be explaining this well. The board post is http://community.ebay.ca/t5/Seller-Central/Discounts-and-fvf/m-p/195679#U195679
Hi pjcdn2005,
Final value fees are calculated on the item price as it shows on the completed auction or BIN (the item price FVF part), plus on the first domestic shipping price stated on the listing or the shipping price actually paid by the buyer, whichever is lower (the shipping FVF part. Without looking at the link you provided (please bear with me I'm alone for all you guys today!), it sounds to me like that seller would end up paying more than he should on item price FVF if he was to proceed that way. Keep in mind that the minus feature on the seller invoice is meant primarily for shipping price adjustments, although I'm not entirely sure of where that adjustment would fall in terms of line item, I'm almost certain it wouldn't alter what the item price FVF is as those are invoiced right when the listing ends.
@bookelph wrote:
Shipping to Russia...
Can you comment on this topic?
http://community.ebay.ca/t5/Seller-Central/Russian-Regulatory-Changes/m-p/193495#U193495
It is unclear as to what purpose this information is trying to convey?
Should we block Russian buyers?
If we do NOT block, and packages are not delivered, are we protected from neg FB and DSR?
(Strangely enough, I have had 3 Russian buyers in the last few weeks, probably as many as all last year, so some concern with these shipments)
Advice??
Hi bookelph,
As the author of the original post stated, this was posted as a FYI for our sellers. If you have any doubts, I highly recommend consulting the postal or courier company you're about to use before sending parcels to the Russian Federation. They should be the ones with the most accurate information on these new rules.
@00nevermind00 wrote:
So the GSP team knows what to look at if they want to make the program more palatable to Canadian buyers. Are there any plans to stop merging the threads?
Hi 00nevermind00,
No plans to stop merging the topics yet as we want to give the GSP team full access to your comments and concerns.
@lady.stark wrote:
That is the thing. They NEVER had those boxes before. I never sold multiple quantity items.
If what you see there are zeros, no need to delete them, you can just ignore.
@pocomocomputing wrote:
raphael@ebay.com wrote:
@lady.stark wrote:
Each time I list an item using the List Your Item form, I have the option "Each additional item" in the shipping section. But I list ONE item, not a multiple quantity. It's frustrating to delete those numbers everytime I list something. 😞
Hello lady.stark,
The only way you'll have to deal with numbers already in those boxes is if you use the "Relist" or "Sell similar" features from a listing that had values in those boxes in the first place. Just make sure you start off with a blank form or from a listing on which you already had deleted all values in the Additional Items boxes and you should be fine.
Not true at all.
I have a saved starter template in the eBay Sell Your Item form and since about a week or so, it has had additional boxes added for all shipping options I have saved in this form. The saved template was made with a quantity of one so there should not be any additional shipping boxes for additional items.
This is an eBay glitch introduced by eBay with changes to the Sell Your Item form in the past weeks.
Nothing to do at all with how a Seller uses Sell Similar or Relist. eBay created this issue.
Hi pocomocomputing,
I never said that the boxes wouldn't be there, just that there wouldn't be values in them. Zeroes are not a value 😉
The boxes are there as part of a series of enhancements to help simplify shipping rules. They are not a glitch, and more enhancements are coming.
@pjcdn2005 wrote:
Another post that I just read mentioned something very odd happening. They seller has explained it better than I can so I will just copy and paste the link to that post.
Thanks for the report, I'll get someone to look into this.
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