eBay issues shipping label unclear
In this video I show that there are problems you will encounter as a seller on eBay. This example is a buyer with no real address to ship the product to. I have called eBay and ask that they remove it; and, I have told them that I would rather not deal with trying to figure it out as it is not worth my time for the cost. I have also asked eBay to stop these problems at their servers and do not send any buyers to me unless all their credentials are verified. eBay expects me to follow their guide-lines and file a non-paying bidder alert against this person. This response is typical out of eBay as if all answers and causes are user created. “I say set the server up to catch these problems and return it to the user in question when the information is parsed at eBay”. eBay employees act as if punishing the people is the answer to the whole problem and that few command lines on the server to redirect these problem account back to the user is not going to help. This would be a long term lasting solution to this problem. The people at eBay are hard headed and refuse to budge. These type of problems will persist until eBay decide to control the bug that are built in its system. The reason this continues is that eBay feels that it will force a sell whereas if returned to the user before the purchase is complete then the revenue would be lost, possibly for good. At this point I am forced to deal with this matter and file a dead-beat bidder against this person. In the mean time eBay leaves the opportunity with this buyer to file a rating on my sellers profile.
Then eBay also holds my money as extortion to again force me to comply with their policy to try to contact this buyer and work this out. I would rather not as the profit is already lost and so is my time. eBay tells us sellers that we have to or we do not get our final value fee returned. I want everyone of you to look at the sales report. There was no money turned over to me to begin with.
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One more thing, the videos in this series sometimes have content that is covered in other videos. Check here at the bottom and I can help you avoid wasting time by pointing out what video contain similar content. I am producing videos like in this manner; so that, the basic topic can be covered quickly in a short video. This way you can choose to watch the short video and get a basic idea of the topic. The other videos with the same topic covered you will find are longer in length; these video are more involved and cover the topic with more detail. I will suggest to you here which videos are related; and, I will suggest the one that is choice. For this mini series, eBay shipping issues, the choice video is:
‘Three examples of eBay shipping issues and remedies for them’
The similar video is: ‘Problems with eBay shipping three examples you can not avoid’
and this one is your quick overview of the topic.
This video is related to a set of video in this series. Those other videos read eBay listings and eBay completed listing.
The must see videos of the set are:
‘eBay completed listing test 9d shows buyers view intermittent results in sales search’
This video is nearly the same as the next video. The difference is that all tests in the test 9* series were done in Chrome
and all tests in the test 8* series were done in FireFox.
‘eBay completed listing test 8d shows buyers view intermittent results in sales search’
Very interesting is the set :
‘eBay completed listing test 8 and 9 shows buyers view ” NO ” results in sales search’
Then other videos that eBay sellers must see are:
‘eBay Completed Listings 37 $3.00 items not in search results’
Tests 7, 6 and 5 you can see progression of the testing procedures and the various results that occur. These videos are shorter than the 8 and 9 sequences. This is a bonus if you do not have much time. You can get a quick overview of the concepts.
Must see are also tests 4, 3, and 2. These are more specific to the question written in the title; and, those videos are shorter.
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