why does listing price sometimes corrupt the pricing and not show what an item cost with my currency

[leafbinder1984]

I look at a couple items from australia and it then sometimes thinks im in australia so it wont show the price in US$ why is this and why isnt it fixed by now? I told you guys about this 6 months ago.

[davewil1964]

We probably told you six months ago to log out of eBay Australia and log back into eBay US.

If you posted on the MEMBER boards, you weren't talking to eBay, just us AUSTRALIAN members.

The solution is in your hands...

[leafbinder1984]

I logged out then back in but it was still saying goodday mate how do i switch it back to us ebay while not in ebay?

[countessalmirena]

Look at the URL.

https://www.eBay.com = US

https://www.eBay.com.au = AU

[davewil1964]

Up the top where it says what site you are viewing.

Here it says 'community.ebay.com.au'. Delete the '.au'.

You can't switch it anywhere but eBay, as it is not relevant to any other site.

[sandypebbles]

Why have you not fixed it?

Given you believe other members can change it to how you want it

If you want to see US dollars, you look at the US site

The site for OZ is not going to show a US dollars no matter how much you want it to and nor should it

[springyzone]

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@leafbinder1984 wrote:

I look at a couple items from australia and it then sometimes thinks im in australia so it wont show the price in US$ why is this and why isnt it fixed by now? I told you guys about this 6 months ago.

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Yes, that used to happen to me in reverse years ago. I am in Aust and would find myself looking at ebay and getting annoyed that prices were in US dollars. Then realise I'd suddenly been transferred to the US site after looking at something.

If ever you find yourself on an ebay world tour, there's an easy way to get back. If it is showing as "G'day mate' on the top of the home page, scroll down to the very bottom and you should see this option below. (I have put an arrow there). Just click and choose the nation you want, in your case USA.

[*sons_n_daughters* · Accepted solution]

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@springyzone wrote:

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@leafbinder1984 wrote:

I look at a couple items from australia and it then sometimes thinks im in australia so it wont show the price in US$ why is this and why isnt it fixed by now? I told you guys about this 6 months ago.

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Yes, that used to happen to me in reverse years ago. I am in Aust and would find myself looking at ebay and getting annoyed that prices were in US dollars. Then realise I'd suddenly been transferred to the US site after looking at something.

If ever you find yourself on an ebay world tour, there's an easy way to get back. If it is showing as "G'day mate' on the top of the home page, scroll down to the very bottom and you should see this option below. (I have put an arrow there). Just click and choose the nation you want, in your case USA.

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All you need to do is as Dave said. Remove the .au from the address in the address bar. Way easier. The option you show is only available on the ebay home page. It doesn't show at the bottom of any search results, or any item that you click on. 

[springyzone]

I only mentioned it as leafbinder said he had logged off and back in and it was still showing G'day mate. So, if he is on that home page, it would be one way to get back to US site.

Or of course change the address bar. But it is always useful to know a couple of different ways to do things.