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On the darker or brighter side of things, depending on how you look at it eBay shares this piece of info with you on your page.
First time that caught my eye I almost choked on my coffee.
-Lotz
95% tracking validation is only a requirement on eBay.COM for sales to US buyers.
- 100 or more transactions and $1,000 in sales during the last 12 months with US buyers.
- A defect rate less than or equal to 0.5%, with three or fewer defects from unique buyers.
- Cases closed without seller resolution less than or equal to 0.3%, and two or fewer cases.
- A late shipment rate less than or equal to 3%, and five or fewer late shipments.
- Tracking uploaded within your stated handling time, and carrier validation for 95% of transactions to US buyers.
If using Small Packet USA, manually add the number under the bar code for eBay use. eBay apparently has enough clout to get the USPS scans, even though it is not a tracked service.
You can think whatever you like, and thanks for the nice link.
I'll repeat and possibly clarify...
I had already met my U.S. sales quota, I've never used tracking to mail to the U.S., I accept returns, and have no defects.
eBay's initial message advised I check my seller dashboard, which indicated handling time, set at 3 days, needed attention.
I changed the handling time to one day and I received the following message:
Nothing else has changed.
Here's a similar topic you may recall:
Just like all the posers, I could care less of badges, trophies, and coloured stars, but only a fool would careless of a saving or discount.
