Is there a new selling interface now?

[heihachi_73]

I just went to relist a bunch of items and noticed it's redirecting me to bulksell.ebay.com.au rather than the normal "Create your listing" page. Additionally, the fonts are huge on my 1050p monitor and it looks like they only bothered testing it on a phone/tablet in vertical mode. The only up side is that eBay has still remembered my settings, the page does not scroll horizontally and the page display is not broken in the browser.

I hope it's "only" eBay-stuffing-around-Friday (although it's Saturday now) and not permanent, but I wouldn't be surprised if it is, since the eBay experience can seemingly only ever go downhill. Just like the amount of sales every month. I'm still waiting for the month with the big fat zero despite having upwards of 100 listings running at any given time.

Also, there is no second confirmation page (where the infamous "Automatically relist up to 3 times" checkbox normally appears) after you click on List item at the bottom of the page, as the listing page doesn't go to the second page, it just lists the item. The relist option is now part of the main listing page in Selling Details underneath the return options.

[sydney-diecast-kingdom · Accepted solution]

Is this what you're refering to?

http://community.ebay.com.au/t5/Selling/New-format-for-listing-items-May-2017/m-p/2056637#M153133

[heihachi_73]

That might be it... looks a bit spartan with only the eBay logo at the top, but I won't complain as long as it loads fast and works.

[heihachi_73]

I have just noticed one thing is missing: The buyer requirements section formerly at the bottom of the page.

Usually I block international buyers on items which would be expensive/impossible to send overseas (e.g. it would be ridiculously expensive to ship a Wii Balance Board to the UK), but in the new format there doesn't seem to be an option to change the settings per listing.

[lm-entertainment]

there is still the "buyer block preferences" in your My ebay settings - but i think this applies it to ALL listings.

you can check it out here - http://offer.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?BuyerBlockPreferences

alternatively, in the individual listing, if you go down to the postage policy and "edit" it - you should be able to select the option which says no international postage - though i don't think that will block international buyers, but it'll certainly give you reason to cancel any purchases that do occur.