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08/01/2017 at 9:52 pm in reply to: Buyer wants to return but can't print out a return shipping label #21139
Depends on whether you mean that (a) she can’t find a way to print one out now, or (b) she doesn’t have the ability to print out shipping labels at all (maybe she doesn’t have a printer). Sharyn provided the answer to (a). If (b), then tell her to package it up and purchase postage with tracking at the post office, and then msg you the tracking number.
I’m a fairly small seller (250 items in my store). And I really like the automation of Unpaid Item Assistant. I set it to 4 days. I’ve never gotten any angry customer messages b/c of it. Some people end up paying, some don’t.
I wonder how many of us even know what that is, given that it hasn’t been mentioned here since I joined over a year ago. I certainly didn’t know – just looked it up now. I just do accounting according to how GoDaddy Bookkeeping does it. For eBay final value fees, they seem to do it on an accrual basis – I only actually pay the fees once a month, but in GD bookkeeping each FV fee is recorded on the date that the buyer paid for the item. But when I purchase things for the business, I do it on a cash basis – meaning, I record purchase on the date I paid for it, even if I don’t receive the item until a week or two later.
The accountant that does my taxes has never brought up this topic. Is there a reason why it’s important for me to think about?
it’s supposed to be a georgia accent, iirc
OK, I found it. Here you go:
http://www.veshtak.com/2605poster.html
Artist: Volodymyr Veshtak
Looks like it’s from 1989 (pre-independence) – great find! And they only made 1000.The eggs are “pysanky” – so I would definitely use that term in the title.
Disregard the translation they have there that says “worrying” – that is incorrect.
Also if I see the rest of the print I might be able to give you info (i.e. search terms to use) on the eggs. Easter eggs with elaborate designs are called “pysanky”. Eggs dyed in single colors are called “krashanky.”
Once you get your phone working again, I’d love to see the rest of the print.
It’s definitely Ukrainian.
It means “caring for the future”
welcome!
Today I found a vintage Gucci wallet very similar to the one below – only $4.50 (!!!) at my regular hospital auxiliary thrift shop, which usually prices about 2x Salvation Army prices. I bought a vtg ferragamo belt there last week for $10, so they clearly missed the Gucci-ness of this item.
I hope I don’t run into VERO trouble on this. I usually stay away from Coach, etc. But this was too awesome to pass up!
When I spotted this item, I didn’t immediately recognize the Gucci-ness either, but my family member “helper” did immediately. Which I found hilarious b/c this person is mostly clueless about modern day clothing brands, constantly calling out to me things like “How about this nice Alfred Dunner blouse?” LOL
welcome!
On previous SL episodes, Jay and Ryanne have mentioned that they sometimes get and use fedex labels provided by the buyer, typically in the context of a TV/movie prop department.
TAW,
Do you by any chance subscribe to SL with an email address that’s involved in an email forwarding chain? That’s what I have, and I wasn’t seeing any SL emails b/c they were getting stuck in the spam folder of the first email address, never getting forwarded to the second.07/08/2017 at 10:59 pm in reply to: How to "Fix" Ebay Mess-Ups, or Why I'm Cleaning Up My Inventory #20160Unbelievable and hilarious!!
great info. thanks for sharing.
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