Xaxaxe wrote:Oh, that just reminded me: eBay will soon be introducing new shipping-related ways to display search results. I think they'll be adding the ability to sort by shipping price and to sort by total price (current high bid plus shipping price). It was in one of their recent announcements, but I don't have the link handy right now.So, yes, as Reindeer says, be sure to check your templates. It would be a shame to come out on the wrong end of those search results through no real fault of your own.
FormCritic wrote:Searching by shipping price is long overdue. As it is, shipping price is what I look at first these days. The list of shipping ripoff sellers is long.
FormCritic wrote:In my sorting priority, shipping would be sorted with lowest first and no shipping listed would be last or not listed at all. That would make things harder on the guys who list their shipping in the actual auction text (they would just have to change their ways), but it would also cut down on the ripoff artists.In the long run, the profit/loss margin would favor established sellers, who know the shipping rates and can list them in advance. Sellers just entering the market would be better coached by the long-term sellers. Currently, the one-time guys are taking their cue from the high end shippers and adding a couple of bucks.
Badmike wrote:The alternative is to say "flat rate boxes for all interntional"....which right now is $32 overseas.
Badmike wrote:The alternative is to say "flat rate boxes for all interntional"....which right now is $32 overseas. Mike B.
sleepyCO wrote:Has anyone looked into shipping by, say, UPS, FedEx, etc.--whether its cheaper, more expensive, or a wash?
aia wrote:just a question on the flat rate box: one limit is the 20 pounds of weight... but what about the dimension of the container? is there any threshold?tnx and ciaooo