Bassmaster96
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I listed 6 tonight. I've got a little bit of inventory coming. Sold 12 so far this month.
I'll check out your listingsI'm mindlessmagpie on the 'bay if anyone is interested, lol.
Not the best month for me so far, I've made exactly one sale and it was for something that I had already sold early in the month for $20 more than it sold the second time around. Unfortunately the first buyer lives in a country that I don't ship to, that was clear in the listing and in my shipping settings but apparently for that to hold any weight when people are bidding you have to also set exclusions in eBay. Anyway shipping that today and glad to see it go, and as usual I haven't made any other sales because I hadn't listed any new stuff. So. Last night I relisted 3 and listed 16 brand-new BINs and I'm still exhausted. Hopefully some of this stuff will start moving, last month started horribly but I sold over $500 by the end of January so I'm hoping February follows suit.
I have a buyer that does not have the funds to pay for the item. Now, they are being nice and responding and everything, so I thought I may just cancel the transaction instead of a NPB case. Do I get the final value fees back if I cancel the transaction?
Listed a few items yesterday evening & got a message from eBay that I was getting close to my selling limits. First time I've run into this. Guess I'll be calling today to try to get those limits raised.
Ah sorry Diesel, didn't see you there. I've been doing almost all jewelry for the last few months, sometimes list some flatware (have some I should list) or housewares or knives. Sold a set of the Foxfire books #1-10 for $125 last month that I bought for a buck each from an estate sale lady who has grudgingly come to like me and cut me fairly outrageous deals. The books were actually a personal buy because I've wanted a set for YEARS but we were really strapped for $ and I remembered on my way home that I didn't already have a set because they were/are spendy. I say books that teach you everything from luthier-ing to animal husbandry are a decent investment though!
If you cancel the transaction it will count as a defect against your seller ratings. The buyer has to request that you cancel the transaction.I have a buyer that does not have the funds to pay for the item. Now, they are being nice and responding and everything, so I thought I may just cancel the transaction instead of a NPB case. Do I get the final value fees back if I cancel the transaction?
If you cancel the transaction it will count as a defect against your seller ratings. The buyer has to request that you cancel the transaction.