Sales Coupon/Voucher

clubesquire
Community Member

on ‎01-04-2018 12:52 AM

Hello all,

 

Please excuse my total ignorance, but how do I set up a sales coupon for a buyer to present at checkout for discount?

 

many thanks,

 

Melina

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clubesquire
Community Member

on ‎01-04-2018 02:29 AM

You must all be asleep, waiting for the Easter Bunny-ess 🙂

 

i hope its a great and especially safe Easter for you all.

 

Melina.

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lyndal1838
Honored Contributor

on ‎01-04-2018 02:34 AM

You don't Melina.

 

Vouchers and offers are offered by ebay and paid for by them as well.  The seller gets the full amount of the item while the buyer pays the item cost less the amount paid by ebay.

 

Some offers are site wide and anyone can use them as long as they qualify.    These are usually a % discount on qualifying purchases.  Other offers are sent to individual members...these are often in the form of vouchers for $10 or $20 of a purchase.

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clubesquire
Community Member
In response to lyndal1838

on ‎01-04-2018 02:38 AM

Ah! Thanks Lyndal 🙂

 

And, I drove myself a bit sillier looking for it .... ho hum!

 

G'night 🙂

 

Melina.

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clubesquire
Community Member
In response to clubesquire

on ‎01-04-2018 08:26 AM

Good morning Lyndal and all 🙂

 

I've been thinking 🙂

 

Is there an alternative? Example....

 

The auction is over and done. Am I able to send the buyer an amended invoice, including say a 5% discount on price, or am I locked in with the final bid price?

 

thanks again,

 

Melina.

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lyndal1838
Honored Contributor
In response to clubesquire

on ‎01-04-2018 08:49 AM

Bad news Melina....you cannot discount the price of the item but you can give a discount up to the value of the postage but no more.

clubesquire
Community Member
In response to lyndal1838

on ‎01-04-2018 08:52 AM

Ok, many thanks, always Lyndal 🙂

 

Melina.

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brerrabbit585
Community Member
In response to clubesquire

on ‎01-04-2018 10:45 AM

Why give a discount when they've already shown their willingness to pay what they bid? Better to offer them a discount on their next purchase, but only if they wait for an invoice before they pay (and you'll have to take it off the postage).
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clubesquire
Community Member
In response to brerrabbit585

on ‎01-04-2018 11:22 AM

And there's the solution. Thanks Brer 🙂

 

Without complicating the issue I'm trying to offer my thanks by way of reward  (surprise) to a very good customer who did something quite special for us. There's a bit of background.

 

Melina.

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digital*ghost
Community Member

on ‎01-04-2018 12:30 PM

Although this won't help you specifically, I just thought I'd mention that it can be done (in a manner of speaking), but only if you have a store as you need access to Promotions Manager. (Basically, you set up a discount either for a certain dollar value or percentage, and can make it so that there is a minimum spend on either order total or quantity purchased, and then a unique URL is generated that can be passed on, it's generally designed for marketing purposes off-eBay, or to give email subscribes a discount etc, but since the seller chooses who to share it with, they can limit its exposure).