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How do I delete an item that I am selling on Ebay?

December 16th, 2012 2 comments

Would like to delete a few items I am selling on Ebay until I can learn a little bit more about the process and get my shipping items in order. There are no bids on these items and I plan to relist them soon. Can anyone help? Thanks a bunch!

You can remove them, but I believe you still pay the listing fee. Ebay frowns on this, obviously. Log into your account and I believe the option is there. If not, contact ebay customer support.

Can you ask for selling allowance again on eBay?

November 30th, 2012 2 comments

I have just recieved a selling allowance of 100 items per month, i know that a selling allowance of 100 items per month on ebay is good but for the items i am selling i need to sell a little more than 100 items per month as i am selling beads. So my question is, can you ask for selling allowance again on eBay?

Thanks. (I will choose the best answer as soon as yahoo answers will let me)

Yes, you can. You can phone them and tell them your plans and they will revise it gradually upwards once every month if you keep asking, and keep getting positive feedback from your buyers.

Log on to your selling account. Go to Customer Support (top right of Ebay Home Page) and choose the Contact eBay tab. Choose Selling, then Listing Items For Sale. Click on the words Call Us at the right of the screen. That will give you the phone number, 0800 358 3229, but it will also give you a passcode which you can use in the next 15 minutes, which generally speeds things up. You can just phone that number if you prefer, but it’s a bit slower. once you get through, tell them you want to increase your selling allowance and explain why. The office hours are Mon – Fri 8.00AM – 10.00PM
Sat & Sun 9.00AM – 6.00PM.

Best Ebay Selling Technique – Make yourself Accessible

May 16th, 2012 No comments

What is the best eBay selling technique you can implement? Giving high quality customer service. In this digital world of buying and selling, customer service on eBay could make or break a sale for you. Because your feedback is a crucial feature of your online storefront, providing prompt and polite customer support is as consequential as the items you are trying to sell.

If you operated a brick and mortar business, how would you behave toward your customer while they were standing at your counter? You would be helpful and respectful of course! You would do everything that you could to make certain that customers return to your shop in the future. You would do all you could to make sure that their buying experience with you was both satisfactory and enjoyable. Why would you do any less at the close of one of your eBay auctions? Providing excellent customer service on eBay is the same as in any other retail store.

First, act quickly at the close of your auctions. Get in touch with the winner, and congratulate them. Give a product description on the item they have won and how the item will be shipped, even if this information is already part of the description for the auction. Send them their winning bid amount, and give them payment options and instructions. Tell them when the item will be shipped.

Conclude your email by thanking them for participating in your auction. You may take this encounter to inform them about additional open auctions that you have as well. Think of this email with the winner as a talk that you are having with a customer who is standing at your counter in that imagined brick and mortar store. This is the Number 1, best eBay selling technique you can employ.

Once the payment and shipping details have been handled, contact your buyer for another conversation. Tell them when the item was shipped–the exact date and time–and when it is expected to arrive at their address. In this communication, let them know that if they have any problems or questions with the transaction, they should contact you through your eBay site, and make sure that you answer any questions immediately. If they do communicate with you in the future, make sure that you do all that you can to make them happy with their purchase, even if it means sending them a refund.

Yes. You should be open to issuing refunds, depending on the circumstances. Furthermore, you should issue refunds immediately. Naturally, it is sensible to expect the buyer to return the item to you, at your expense, before the refund is issued. Once you get the item, issue the refund at once. This is just good business! The best eBay selling technique is the same on line as in any storefront- be reachable, listen to your customers and solve problems rapidly when they arise. Customer service on eBay is the recipe for your business success, and will guarantee that all feedback you experience will be golden.

Ron King
http://www.articlesbase.com/e-learning-articles/best-ebay-selling-technique-make-yourself-accessible-364222.html

Information Regarding Ebay Pulse

December 19th, 2011 No comments

Did you ever wonder what it takes to get onto eBay Pulse? What kind of Watch Count is needed for an item to appear on an eBay Pulse page? Normally Watch Counts are private data, available only to the seller of the item in question and eBay Customer Support. But with the help of certain software, you can (legitimately) lookup the Watch Count of most any eBay Pulse item — and many other items listed on eBay.

But wait — let me take a step back in case I’m moving too fast here…

For more information on ebay pulse click here