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larryanta · ‎01-15-2014

Have 31 identical items for sale in one buy-it-now listing. I filled in the shipping info for one item. If someone buys all 31, they are charged shipping for only 1 item, not all 31. How can I charge the right amount for shipping no matter how many items are purchased by a given buyer?

michaelbb2 · ‎01-16-2014

When you are filling in the details during listing, there should be a box that you can enter a value for "each extra" beside the original shipping price for domestic and international shipping in all buy it now listings. If you charge 15.00 to ship one hard drive then you would have to calculate how much for 2,3,4 and then put a value into the "each extra" box.....say 2.00 for each extra. Then if someone purchased all 31 then the shipping would not be 15.00 but 15+2+2+2+2.. = 75.00.

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recped · ‎01-15-2014

http://pages.ebay.ca/help/pay/shipping-discounts.html

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michaelbb2 · ‎01-16-2014

When you are filling in the details during listing, there should be a box that you can enter a value for "each extra" beside the original shipping price for domestic and international shipping in all buy it now listings. If you charge 15.00 to ship one hard drive then you would have to calculate how much for 2,3,4 and then put a value into the "each extra" box.....say 2.00 for each extra. Then if someone purchased all 31 then the shipping would not be 15.00 but 15+2+2+2+2.. = 75.00.