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Ship it. eBay expects it. Buyers can be strange.
Welcome ๐ There’s been quite a few nurses pop up here. You guys know how to work hard.
Yeah, we’re Team No Social Media. Most sellers seem to just do automatic spamming of Twitter of Facebook that seems pretty useless.
You hear about sellers that put a lot of time into social media (Instagram, Youtube) to build a brand and following. I guess in a perfect world, you just sell direct to customers with a Venmo link.
But being a social media influencer is a full time job itself. All we do is focus on finding cool stuff and listing on eBay.
Looks like some weird Free Mason item for one of their rituals. Never seen something like it.
When did you sign up for eBay? Wonder if there’s a cut off.
$25 to every single eBay member would be a lot of money..
I’ve always thought it was amazing how much eBay makes public. Its really the best part of the platform as a seller. We can learn a lot about what sells and for how much. It was better five years ago when you could see what people bought, but it make sense that info should be private.
I always assumed people who hid their feedback were possibly buying “embarrassing/risque items”. Could just be people wanted privacy.
Sharyn has the correct answer. Either send an invoice with lower shipping, or tell the buyer you’ll refund some shipping back.
09/03/2020 at 7:25 am in reply to: Any luck with asking eBay to step in with an INAD under free returns? #81245From our experience, we must accept the return no matter what. Once the item is returned, we can choose to not refund all their shipping (as if its not an INAD).
The buyer can dispute this, but then we can dispute their dispute. eBay has often sided with us when the case is clear as in your case when the buyer says they just dont like it.
Im not sure if it still counts as an INAD or not. We dont stress about it because the threshold for INAD’s being a problem is pretty high.
Ryanne is just highlighting good and fun deals to hopefully attract cool people to live here. We’re mainly a retirement community because there’s few local jobs. BUT we think it could be a great place for younger people if they can work remotely. So cheap and beautiful.
Our downtown died in the late 90’s when Walmart moved into the outskirts of town. That’s where all the fast food and gas stations are now. So most of these buildings have sat empty for 20 years except for brief periods of housing junk shops etc.
09/01/2020 at 6:22 pm in reply to: FB Offered me the option to start shipping, I smell an expirement! #81214Yeah, Facebook started allowing some sellers to ship last year. Not sure why some people are chosen over others. Let us know how it works for you.
09/01/2020 at 11:15 am in reply to: REVISIT: Scavenger Life Episode 425: Worried? Get to work! #81185Since Ryanne joined in 1999, we got the $25 coupon. Its nice.
First thing she sold was in 2002: a 8mm camera.
For a sale that big, you got to try. I’ve driven four hours to sell something for $500.
Ryanne started an instagram page of cool and/or cheap real estate in our area ๐ https://www.instagram.com/lovelylurayrealestate/
Yeah, it seems to just be an issue on Chrome. I’m sure they’ll figure it out.
Why is this a sign of big brother? If anything, it gives buyers more privacy. Not sure what the fear is.
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