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01-14-2022 01:37 PM
I have returned to selling on eBay after many years away. Things are sure convoluted and counter intuative now and it doesn't help that I am older, lol. I have manage to get a few listings up, but I have not figured out how to add shipping to USA. My listings all state shipping to Canada only. What am I missing?
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01-14-2022 01:48 PM
You are likely missing the Advanced/Business selling form.
It is longer, clearer, and explains your options better.
Scroll down to Shipping Details-> International Shipping
Choose Flat Rate or Calculated*
Choose-> Custom Location
Choose-> USA
And fill in the information required.
NOW-- do you want to ship overseas?
As a newbie, don't.
But when you are more comfortable, choose Offer An Additional Service and choose from the list.
But not yet.
*If you can ship LetterRate , go with Flat Rate. If you must either track or use Parcel Rates, choose Calculated. There is more to be said about this, but that's another question.
New Canadian Seller Navigating the Listing Page with Difficulty
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01-14-2022 01:48 PM
You are likely missing the Advanced/Business selling form.
It is longer, clearer, and explains your options better.
Scroll down to Shipping Details-> International Shipping
Choose Flat Rate or Calculated*
Choose-> Custom Location
Choose-> USA
And fill in the information required.
NOW-- do you want to ship overseas?
As a newbie, don't.
But when you are more comfortable, choose Offer An Additional Service and choose from the list.
But not yet.
*If you can ship LetterRate , go with Flat Rate. If you must either track or use Parcel Rates, choose Calculated. There is more to be said about this, but that's another question.

