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The only other thing I can suggest is to make your cut off time very early - like 6am
So that if they buy at 7am you have until 6am the next day before ebay starts counting,
From the site preferences page.
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You can select the handling time when you create the listing, and can edit it at any time unless a bid's been lodged, or the listing has less than 24 hours left. You can't change it after a sale has been made.
Open the listing, select "Revise your listing", then scroll down to "Postage details", and select "Handling time":
As crow suggests, better to have more days as handling so the estimated delivery dates don't show unrealistic dates.
Perhaps 3-4 days.
In my experience not many buyers look at handling time.
Greetings,
Many thanks, I had forgot about his little bit (and then remembered why it does not work for me).
The items I sell are physically large and can weigh upto 125Kgs and as such I classify them as "Freight - large & bulky" . This selection seems to negate the "handling time" option......
My freight costs vary between local and interstate deliveries so I can't see that using a "Flat: same cost..." to all is either practical (or fair) to either myself or the end user.
Anyways, thank you again for your response.
Cheers
Darren
@whiznumber6 wrote:You can select the handling time when you create the listing, and can edit it at any time unless a bid's been lodged, or the listing has less than 24 hours left. You can't change it after a sale has been made.
Open the listing, select "Revise your listing", then scroll down to "Postage details", and select "Handling time":
