I am curious to hear what you guys think will change (for better or for
worse) this year if/ when the supreme court overturns trumps tariffs. Do
you guys think at some point ebay will get rid of the false tariff
warning from listings that arent using...
I am trying to solidify my selling strategies in this new era of
uncertain trade policy, inflation and poor policy decisions on the
behalf of ebay. From the time that I started taking selling on ebay
seriously in 2019 up until early 2025 my strategy ...
If trumps tariffs are struck down by the supreme court (potentially
today?) I have 2 questions: 1. Will ebay allow Canada Post labels again
eventually? I would assume most things would be able to move mostly
tariff free or with low tariffs via Canada...
It looks like any product going into the USA will now face an import
tariff on anything containing any metal at all of any percent or value
that wasnt originated in the USA. This will impact my products because I
sell handmade paint in aluminum tubes...
My views, impressions and sales dropped dramatically in half on December
17th out of nowhere. Is something going on?I turned off promoted
listings on December 11th to avoid the backwards changes starting in
January and then a week later all of my vie...
It looks like you sell informational media which is generally easier to
ship and it also sounds like eBay isn’t a significant portion of your
income.I’m speaking on behalf of people who want to sell
competitively.Anybody who has access to chitchats o...
Use chit chats, stallion express, netParcel, swiftpost etc.EIS is a
mostly bad deal for buyers and sellers unless you sell little Nick nacks
and/ or live in the woods and have no choice.For competitive selling I’d
avoid it if I was you.
I have been speaking my mind on Ebay and their awful EIS and promoted
listings push in the midst of tariffs, inflation and Canada Post
strikes. Its like ebay doesnt care about sellers, especially sellers
located outside of the USA
Obviously I am exaggerating with that statement but there is alot of
truth to my long post and I am speaking from experience. As a shipping
service EIS is more expensive, slower, and more restrictive on what they
will ship. These 3 factors make it ha...
From 11 years of experience buying vintage art supplies from the USA and
Europe from experience 80% of the time EIS confiscates the item. By
contrast in that same timeframe for the same items from similar sellers
USPS, Royal Mail (and other similar n...
