06-17-2022 01:25 AM
i have an item listed on e bay canada that clearly states that i ship international world wide , and yet i received several messages from a buyer in FRANCE attempting to purchase and he says he keeps getting blocked by e bay saying that i do not ship over seas , i checked and re checked my listing to make sure that the worldwide shipping is activated and also it states countries that i ship to .
can anybody shed some light on this issue ? or is the buyer confused and does not know what he is doing ? or is it some kind of scam .
11-16-2025 01:58 PM - edited 11-16-2025 02:08 PM
If you have not sold anything on eBay in recent months, perhaps it is time to reaquaint self with the CURRENT times and what is applicable to current time frame...now having said that...perhaps your rant would be better expressed and better addressed in a new thread where discussion as it pertains to today's world/today's issues and today's applicable information and advice can be given to your specific issue...
11-16-2025 02:01 PM
11-16-2025 02:37 PM
@harmurra wrote:
I'm in canada i have international shipping to. Customer in Austria. He said he tried buying 4 times..tried something else, he an offer i except the offer an he paid but now I have too ship a invoice to him..still i can't ship invoice...
From what I can see, you're enrolled in eBay International Shipping (eIS) and it's been applied to the listing for the Conan holograms. I don't think you can send an invoice for an item being shipped through eIS; eIS does that.
Either something's going wrong with eIS sending the invoice or else the buyer is trying to get out of the sale because the shipping is C$45 to Austria or they don't want to wait a month to receive the item. As it is, the fact that it looks as though it's taken you two weeks to get this item shipped out is going to hurt your standing with eBay a little.
11-16-2025 03:59 PM
Its a zombie thead......
11-16-2025 04:10 PM
@sparx_63 wrote:Its a zombie thead......
And?
Surely the person who asked the question deserves some sort of response instead of a mob wrist-slapping before the thread is closed. I can't think of any instance where someone who's revived an old thread has come back to start a new thread for their question.
11-16-2025 05:04 PM
This issue with the so-called zombie threads could be easily fixed by establishing an automatic locking timer for inactive threads (6 or 12 months, something like that).
Maybe something to consider , devon@ebay
11-16-2025 05:05 PM
Yes I have also suggested this a long time ago, I do not know why they don't especially after 12 months. (Although I suggested it to the moderator here not Devon, maybe that will work!)
11-16-2025 05:29 PM
@ricarmic wrote:Yes I have also suggested this a long time ago, I do not know why they don't especially after 12 months. (Although I suggested it to the moderator here not Devon, maybe that will work!)
Alternate suggestion would be most recent vs best match for search results. That was passed on to Tyler ages ago who agreed that could work. Unfortunately it went nowhere.
11-17-2025 11:28 AM
@john_koenig99 wrote:
This issue with the so-called zombie threads could be easily fixed by establishing an automatic locking timer for inactive threads (6 or 12 months, something like that).
Maybe something to consider , devon@ebay
Hi @john_koenig99! Thank you for sharing this with me. I will share this with our Moderation team and will go ahead and have this thread locked.