selling internationally

[22greggy22]

I hsvent really sold much for the last year so i'm a bit rusty on the new rules for selling. One of the ones that's stumping me is selling overseas. Everytime I tried to add international as a selling option it says I need to accept some new terms so that i can start listing o/s which would be fine if I could work out where these terms are or how to do that. Hopefully someone cant point me in the right direction , thanks 🙂

[phorum_junkie*]

Were you by any chance trying to list using Turbo Lister? This drove me up the wall for hours so I called ebay and the solution is simple, you have to do one listing using the ebay SYI form upon which the agreement will come up as soon as you try to add the international postage, once you agree you can finish the listing and then you have to do a TL update and sync and then you will be OK.

If that wasn't your problem then this may prevent another member achieving premature baldness trying to sus out what ebay consider logical 😉

[phorum_junkie*]

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This could get your listings removed for keyword spamming, you can only use the actual brand name in the title.

The button pushers will be on the prowl sooner or later and they just love reporting every possible infringement they come across on the boards, each time a listing is removed you get a policy violation recorded against your account, too many of those and you can have your selling privileges curtailed or revoked.

[22greggy22]

i didnt know that hopefully ive changed them in time. where do i find info on duplicate listings. ebay is a lot more difficult than i remember it

[kopenhagen5]

You can find most things from either site map at the bottom of pages or search in customer support, top right of page. This is link for policies on duplicate listings.

http://pages.ebay.com.au/help/policies/listing-multi.html

Also don't know if you saw the IA form link in post No. 17

[3415len]

International selling is flaunt with danger , the seller has no leg to stand on if buyer places a claim against you , which I found out many times ebay protection plain is only good for the buyer no the seller , ebay International do not except any proof of documents  , what the buyer says ebay agrees in there favor save your self a big hassle stick to our muddy waters