on โ14-11-2018 01:30 PM
How do I leave/add a notification (which is visible to all prospective buyers) to my 3 ebay accounts, informing buyers I'll be away & unable to post items, for a specific amount of time, while overseas?
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on โ14-11-2018 01:37 PM
If you have a shop you can put it in holiday mode and a message will appear on your listing saying that you are on holidays.
If you dont have a shop you can put a message on your listings saying the same thing but you will need to do it on each listing - there is no magic button to do it. This only works if people read your listings description - and most dont !
What I do is go through and make all my listings a '0' items available . This stops people buying as the listings dont get shown. When you come back from holiday just reset everything back how ever many you have and away you go !
on โ14-11-2018 02:37 PM
I'd make the listings not visible - less problems that way.
You'll always find some customers don't read any notices that you leave.
One option is to 'extend' your handling time to cover the period you're away.
Not what I'd do - but it's an option.
You won't get 'dinged' for late shipment - but the customers might get cranky
If you have a store - easy - put it in 'holiday' mode.
Non-store - this is a bit tricky BUT it can be done with GTC listings only.
I recently put 2 non-store ID's 'on holiday' for 3 weeks while overseas & made all listings 'invisible' but didn't lose previous sales history.
1. Change your 'out of stock' option in myebay>seller account>Site preferences>Use out of stock option to 'YES'
2. Edit all listings to show '0' stock - all the listings will now become invisible.
3. When you return - edit all listings & return the stock levels back to what it should be.
4. Make sure to change your 'out of stock' option back to NO - otherwise you'll pay for listings even without stock or showing.
on โ14-11-2018 01:36 PM
on โ14-11-2018 01:37 PM
on โ14-11-2018 01:37 PM
If you have a shop you can put it in holiday mode and a message will appear on your listing saying that you are on holidays.
If you dont have a shop you can put a message on your listings saying the same thing but you will need to do it on each listing - there is no magic button to do it. This only works if people read your listings description - and most dont !
What I do is go through and make all my listings a '0' items available . This stops people buying as the listings dont get shown. When you come back from holiday just reset everything back how ever many you have and away you go !
on โ14-11-2018 01:40 PM
Personally, I think is is far too big of a risk to put a message on your listings simply because so many buyers do not read the listing
on โ14-11-2018 02:37 PM
I'd make the listings not visible - less problems that way.
You'll always find some customers don't read any notices that you leave.
One option is to 'extend' your handling time to cover the period you're away.
Not what I'd do - but it's an option.
You won't get 'dinged' for late shipment - but the customers might get cranky
If you have a store - easy - put it in 'holiday' mode.
Non-store - this is a bit tricky BUT it can be done with GTC listings only.
I recently put 2 non-store ID's 'on holiday' for 3 weeks while overseas & made all listings 'invisible' but didn't lose previous sales history.
1. Change your 'out of stock' option in myebay>seller account>Site preferences>Use out of stock option to 'YES'
2. Edit all listings to show '0' stock - all the listings will now become invisible.
3. When you return - edit all listings & return the stock levels back to what it should be.
4. Make sure to change your 'out of stock' option back to NO - otherwise you'll pay for listings even without stock or showing.
on โ14-11-2018 07:05 PM
When I go away , not having a store, I take everything off a week before, so I have no worries about defects etc, if not posted on time. Even its only for a week. Going overseas in March, so everything will be taken off. Unless everything is sold by then of course. LOL.
on โ26-11-2018 06:50 AM