SELLERS. CHECK YOUR MESSAGES FROM YOUR BUYERS

[nalahblue]

Whether it be via CONTACT SELLER or via PAYPAL (yes, there is an option for us buyers to contact you) READ YOUR MESSAGES.

8 out of 10 of you do not read messages and I am really annoyed.

Sometimes, I need to request express post or ask items to be sent to a different address or I am requesting a combined postage invoice but my questions go unanswered.

Really frustrating.

[annies_fancy_dress]

On topic, I have my contact details on the ME page where they belong.

MOST of my listings clearly state this fact.

Why can't people just give a call if they really can't figure something out.

Banjo, about the 5 items, wouldn't the postage be on the postage page if the seller had 5 items?

[phorum_junkie*]

You could at least have waited until June so we could have sung Happy Birthday to this thread!

[chezzy]

Apparently it is a no-no to add to an 'old' thread but what if the information/question is relevant? Should I add my response/question here or go start a new topic with an identical subject line??

[k1ooo-slr-sales]

Banjo, about the 5 items, wouldn't the postage be on the postage page if the seller had 5 items?

BUT Bango posted post #34 in June OF LAST YEAR so they are not likely to come back and provide a reply.  Even if they did, the listing/seller they referred to is probably a distant memory.  So , in answer to your question "Should I add my response/question here or go start a new topic with an identical subject line?" I would say yes, start a new thread with the same or similar subject line.  The information/advice you then receive will be accurate, current, and based on the ever changing/evolving eBay policies.

Hopefully readers will see with these old threads, it is better to start a new thread rather than post someting like that in post #36.