Patrologia
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Yep, and just one example of what I mean for affordable options, live...
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What you get is the commercial pricing. eBay gets it for you, and for low volume at least I think is the easiest. Stamps, and any of the other similar ones will give you pretty much the same but I haven’t looked into them because whatever benefits there probably are haven’t yet been worth my investigative energies.Thanks, guys. I’ll obviously have to look into this. I had no idea there was a discount for printing labels.
It's not just eBay. I sell on Facebook Marketplace as well. I print shipping labels direct from PayPal with a discount as well. The Dymo printer will certainly pay for itself in short order.Thanks, guys. I’ll obviously have to look into this. I had no idea there was a discount for printing labels.
Shouldn't be difficult if it's clear. You'll have to provide proof, as in a photo. I've to return a few things for damage. One was suit that was ridiculously over dry cleaned. The shine was hard to get a good photo of and I had to upload like 3 different ones, because they kept saying the picture didn't clearly show the damage. Certainly more seller friendly from that end than eBay.Not eBay, but Posh. Is anybody familiar with the return/refund process from the buyers end? I bought a “bundle” where at least one item was sized wrong—and I specifically asked. I can’t quite tell with the other, but I might want to keep one pair of shoes and return the other. Google suggests this isn’t a thing, but most of the results I’m seeing are a year or so old and I wonder if anything’s changes.
(Condition/price point making flipping them unattractive. This was supposed to have been a personal purchase)
It’ll be clear, since it says 3E instead of E! Have they changed it so I can return part of a bundle?Shouldn't be difficult if it's clear. You'll have to provide proof, as in a photo. I've to return a few things for damage. One was suit that was ridiculously over dry cleaned. The shine was hard to get a good photo of and I had to upload like 3 different ones, because they kept saying the picture didn't clearly show the damage. Certainly more seller friendly from that end than eBay.
That's right, no vacation without store. Some will advise to adjust your handling times, but I prefer to end everything before. Buyers don't tend to pay enough attention to your extended handling time, and they can get pissed. At that point, it no longer matters what you said your time would be, ebay will back the buyers.I think i know the answer but want to confirm
I don't have a store on ebay - there is no way to set an account on vacation, is there?
Thinking I might need to end my listings when I'm away if i'm concerned about actually selling something and not being there to ship it