Invalid Shipping Policy 21917327|21917329|21915469

Summary: La discusión gira en torno a una política de envío inválida, referenciada por los códigos 21917327, 21917329 y 21915469. No se proporcionan detalles del problema ni ninguna resolución específica, pero varios participantes, incluyendo forbiddencardslots, sugar249, domino-710, y otros, están involucrados en la conversación. Parece que hay intercambios continuos de mensajes sin información detallada compartida en cada post.

Hi There,

I've created a business shipping policy and entered it into the bulk upload file but get the above error codes.

I'm operating in Australia.

Following error message:

Error - You've provided an invalid shipping policy.||Error - You've provided an invalid return policy.||Error - Please add at least one valid shipping service option to your listing.|

Please assist!

forbiddencardslots

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Posted 1 year ago·Last reply 1 year ago

14 comments

forbiddencardslots

OP1 year ago

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Hi All,

Managed to solve the issue.

Had to change a cell from "US" to "AU" and the file uploaded successfully.

domino-710

·1 year ago

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You do understand you not only pay fees on the item but also on the postage.

sugar249

·1 year ago

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And now you may understand why we couldnt help you, you never mentioned what you had in the file, we are not mind readers.

domino-710

·1 year ago

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What on earth are you doing - Standard Parcel - for $1.50.

This item at $70 - should it fit a large letter - be sent - Large Letter with Tracking - add the cost of the envelope with tracking - then add a tad to cover fees on postage - and you actually have proof of sending and of delivery.

You are open to a heap of grief.

And - again - what on earth - bulk - you have 4 items for sale.

Do each as an individual.

forbiddencardslots

OP1 year ago

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The point has been missed here. I'm trying to upload bulk listings (400+) via a Spreadsheet and I'm recenting the error in the title. I can change the content of the business policy, but ebay has recognised it as a valid policy but yet I can not upload listings based on its name.

sandypebbles

·1 year ago

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The point is, other members are trying to tell you that you are asking for trouble with your listing saying you will send as a parcel for $1.50. Would you rather people not try to tell you what we can all see coming? A dodgy buyer buys, opens a not received dispute because you cannot prove delivery with tracking and you lose the card, your money and get neg feedback and pinged by eBay to boot

sugar249

·1 year ago

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Add a valid policy.

We cant help you as we dont know how you have setup your shipping policy.

forbiddencardslots

OP1 year ago

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I have already setup a valid Policy: "Single_Shipping_Policy".

davewil1964

·1 year ago

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Means nothing to us. What your shippimg policies are are known only to you and eBay. If you want help you need to actually elucidate what your shipping policy is

forbiddencardslots

OP1 year ago

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The shipping policy is $1.50 Standard Auspost for the first item and $0.10 for every consecutive item on the same order.

gutterpunkz05

·1 year ago

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How can you offer standard parcel shipping for $1.50 when the non discounted cost starts at $10.95

forbiddencardslots

OP1 year ago

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The shipping is only intended to be for Trading Cards, but could technically reach parcel size based on the order. This is also not remotely relevant to the question I've asked above.

sugar249

·1 year ago

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It is actually relevant, I notice the one card you have for a $1.50 postage, you have standard parcel postage. Now a days standard parcel has tracking, so $1.50 is just a few dollars light on.

gutterpunkz05

·1 year ago

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I believe my comment is relevant, you have listed the item with standard parcel post, and that is what you are required to use and pay for. No where near $1.50