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on 22-07-2020 12:37 PM
I'm thinking of opting out of eBay Plus. The $4 doesn't cover my express. What's the point of the free express feature when AP is not guaranteeing express delivery at the moment. The normal delivery is just as quick. I have to cover more for the express. There's not much benefit and it's not helping my sales anyway. I use MyPost, there's no $1 pickup anymore. For normal parcels, I can put most of them in the street mailbox, but for express, i have to go to the post office to send it.
So yes, to opt out, just incress the express cost in the listings to $15+.
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on 22-07-2020 04:51 PM
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on 06-09-2020 10:47 AM
Hi,
As a seller I would like to know where is the $4 refund is for the many Express orders I receive now?
I don't mind doing them, as it has increased our sales................but................show me the money.
Sonia
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06-09-2020 05:17 PM - edited 06-09-2020 05:18 PM
@yourperfecthome wrote:Hi,
As a seller I would like to know where is the $4 refund is for the many Express orders I receive now?
I don't mind doing them, as it has increased our sales................but................show me the money.
Sonia
I don't participate in the Plus program, so I don't have any first-hand experience of how it works, but to the best of my knowledge, the $4 is paid at the time of sale when the buyer pays, not later.
So, for example, let's say the item is $25 free post, and your express postage upgrade is normally $5. If an eBay Plus buyer who qualifies for a free upgrade to express make a purchase, they will pay $25, ebay will pay $4, and the seller receives $29 in total, either via PayPal, or to their Payments account, so I would check the amounts in your PayPal account or Payments account if on Managed Payments.
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on 07-09-2020 10:57 AM
@digital*ghost wrote:
@yourperfecthome wrote:Hi,
As a seller I would like to know where is the $4 refund is for the many Express orders I receive now?
I don't mind doing them, as it has increased our sales................but................show me the money.
Sonia
I don't participate in the Plus program, so I don't have any first-hand experience of how it works, but to the best of my knowledge, the $4 is paid at the time of sale when the buyer pays, not later.
So, for example, let's say the item is $25 free post, and your express postage upgrade is normally $5. If an eBay Plus buyer who qualifies for a free upgrade to express make a purchase, they will pay $25, ebay will pay $4, and the seller receives $29 in total, either via PayPal, or to their Payments account, so I would check the amounts in your PayPal account or Payments account if on Managed Payments.
I think the problem is, the seller lists as free postage to qualify for Plus, then has say $12 for express. As the Plus buyer gets a free upgrade, eBay pay the seller $4, then seller then has to foot the remaining $8 for express, not eBay or the buyer.
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on 07-09-2020 12:38 PM
@*tippy*toes* wrote:
I think the problem is, the seller lists as free postage to qualify for Plus, then has say $12 for express. As the Plus buyer gets a free upgrade, eBay pay the seller $4, then seller then has to foot the remaining $8 for express, not eBay or the buyer.
That is a problem for some sellers, but not the poster I was responding to as they were specifically asking where the $4 from ebay is (plus their express post upgrade is $6).