Some items are extremely hard to pinpoint specifics due to age or just do not apply to that certain item.
Some Item Specifics will nag you, but I just enter N/A if they are not applicable.
The idea is to make our listings more visible in Google Search.
Also eBay’s money management idea. Not happy at all with that one. Have heard nothing but bad about that.
I've been holding out on that, and a small/hobby seller probably won't have to deal with it for over a year, by which time (fingers and toes crossed) the bugs will have been ironed out. Maybe.
Fees don't seem to be much different. A couple of tiny savings. A couple of miniscule fee rises.
The two sticking points are only being able to attach one bank account which must be with a Canadian bank, and not being able to build a balance to use for on-eBay purchases.
This is all supposed to make it easier and more convenient for the seller?
NO.
After all the propaganda, eBay decided they would rather have an in-house payment processor, after they were forced to sell off eBay, which had been their in-house processor until 2015.
In a way (and I know this is pushing it) this is a return to the pre-2015 status, when PP was a part of eBay.
Your buyers can still use PP, but their payment will be handled by Managed Payments.
eBay customer service reps that have no idea what they are doing what so ever.
Minimum wage clerks in Utah who are unclear on the concept of Canada/not in the USA/we have a different legal system?
Yeah.
It's often a good idea to use the robotic Resolution Centre for basic Disputes and ask your peers here on the Boards before going to Customer Service.
The Twitter and FaceBook services are getting decent reviews though.
