New sellers may think it is overwhelming to have to know so much about everything they sell, when it's really quite simple. When listing, search solds, highest first. Read the titles. Why did this one sell for so much more? Oh! That one's fancy!😊 Now find yours and read a few titles. Chose sell similar and tweek the title if you think it missed something. You can learn one listing at a time.
I appreciate your video style so much. You get straight to the point with no filler and dawdling. There is no boredom factor at all, super good content, informative and no nonsense. Great stuff! Thank you!
I really appreciate your pure analytical content. Too many 'reseller' videos are based on emotion, but you cut through all of that and get down to the numbers. Thanks for getting me thinking on this level. It is appreciated.
Hi, I’ve been watching your U-tube videos for a couple of weeks and I just wanted to say how much I appreciate your content. I watch several U-tubers and really appreciate how specific you are with your advice. You have so much great helpful, useful tips and ideas! I’m retiring very soon and need to up my EBay game, so, thanks for what you’re sharing with your audience! 🌠
A facebook group recommended your channel. Wink Wink!! Great content. And I especially like that you don't drone on and on for an hour. I like the shorter videos. Get in, get out and on to the next listing . Your tips are great too. New subscriber...
I think it’s helpful in listing to put the size after the brand when selling clothes. When I’m a buyer I don’t like to click onto a listing just to see the size.
Great advice I’m gonna make sure I check over my titles much more carefully because even though I’ve been selling a long time I’m still learning as I’ve been part time for 21 years . I appreciate this video and all the information that you shared with us . Now , I do not offer returns and never have but I also do not sell things that are mechanical or electronic. I generally sell costume jewelry, clothing, knickknacks , watches ,and stuff like that. But I have done returns if somebody contacts me and says there’s an issue I always take a return I just don’t have it as a policy. Also from what I understand Ebay will side with them even if you don’t take returns if something is damaged. I don’t sell very many expensive things and it would not be worth my time to take returns on some of the pieces I sell. But I think that’s why it doesn’t seem to affect me because they’re not expensive items for the most part. But I do occasionally sell things that are a little bit more money and it’s never seemed to be a problem. I think everybody has to figure out what works best for them. If I ever change what I sell I will have to adjust my return policies. But for now this seems to work for me.
I know, even if I have a vintage T shirt, I list it in the regular men’s clothing and then in the specifics, I usually click “unisex” When I do list in vintage clothing, I do not get any traffic and then as soon as I change it to just men’s clothing, I start seeing traffic. I’m still new to reselling, but within the first 3 months I hit their Top Seller and I have a pretty good sell through
Great tips as usual. You have become my my fav n go-to youtuber for info for sure. Have a question about pricing. I notice that when I do a buy it now item, ebay suggests an online price avg. Are you saying if I price higher than ebay suggested price, my item will be buried?
how do you feel about staring a listing with the word vintage? does it matter on the type of item or would you say save it for later in the title on all items?
What I do not understand about this example is if I am looking for an animal crossing shirt why wouldn’t eBay bring up the shirt in the console category anyway? A general searcher is not going to specify the category when they search so why wouldn’t animal crossing shirt come up regardless of category?
How should we handle selling lots in a category. For example I created a lot of Tom Clancy books, but the books category didn’t have a lot option and it was forcing me to enter an ISBN. So I just listed a popular isbn, but is there not a lot option in the category?
I can when it's possible ship the same day but next day latest...although if its one hour before post office shipping, weighs 30 lbs and expect me to do a 20 mile round trip to the post office for that same day then it's not going to happen. it goes out next day before my thrift store tour.
Hi. I'm a new subscriber to the channel and a reseller. I've found a lot of your content really helpful, so thank you. One question for you. I looked at your store and you have what seems to me quite a bit of neutral/negative feedback. Do you address complaints? Do you find having less than 100% positive feedback a detriment to your sales? I am obsessed w/ having only positive feedback, but I also don't operate at the scale you do. Thanks for your time.
I went over this in a live. They did a study that people are more liking to use a service or buy from a company that has 4.7 stars instead of 5. I do my best to keep customers happy but some people just can’t be pleased online
I think eBay’s biggest mistake is allowing everyone to fill in item specifics any way they want. It’s lazy on eBay’s part to not prefill item specifics on generally identifiable items ( aka anything with a sku) 100 people could fill out item specifics for the same Dvd or book all differently based on interpretation and there is no standard specifics for items that should be standardized yes you can say but they do that for a lot of items and yes they do but you can also edit them as well or choose not to use them. This is how everything is in the wrong category
I was gonna go over that but forgot. Vintage is the only word eBay recommend putting before the brand because a lot of people search vintage then brand when looking for an older shirt
Re: brand name first in title, what would u recommend for vintage items (clothing/accessories) where the brand name is not recognizable or not a current trending label like Nike etc. Just have ‘Vintage’ as first word?
Technsports would label it ‘non-eBay-able”. Maybe Etsy?? Or yeah, we’ve used “Vintage” but are getting away from those items because of how eBay algorithm works.
Not that it matters, but Australia is Region 4 for DVD's. From memory, I think Blu-rays are Region B. But nearly everyone down here has multi-region players so we can play American / Asian / UK releases.
the only bit i dont agree with is the returns policy because i have had items returned against my wishes simply because the buyer said it didnt work when it worked perfectly ebay only ever sides with the buyer so the returns policy is the same for anyone
ebay orchestrates all sales, sellers don't have anywhere near the amount of power they think they do anymore. try and figure out how many of those cameras for example had everything spelled perfectly in the listing but still never sold.
A little misleading in discussion about returns... If the VCR doesn't work and that was not disclosed in the description, you absolutely can return it because of eBay's Item Not As Described (INAD) money-back guarantee. And, as opposed to a regular return, the Seller will have to pay return shipping on an INAD. Not accepting returns means I don't accept returns from people who change their mind, don't read the description, have Buyer's remorse, etc. - not because the item is defective.
Aoh! I didn't they made multiregion disc player. That's huge. I bought a bootleg "song of the south" vhs. At DW, I mentioned to a family from England. They thought I was goofy. There are titles that Americans are not supposed to buy. Copyright, maybe. Some titles just available. Some are cheaply reproduced. Example. A christmas movie. Mrs. Worthington's Party. Retitled, Noelle. Has portions of scenes missing. Another movie filmed in New Brunswick. Tramp at the Door. I have not been able to find on DVD. So, yeah. I think. I'll look again.
I do believe these things are happening but I have been on Ebay for 20 years and was always selling, I don't do any of these things and my listings are hidden sometimes for two weeks. My chart shows up and then nothing up and then nothing, so please do more research we need more.
@@mr.c4p Why would they want to do that? It also limits their income. Why are they cutting peoples sales, I mean I think they are doing it, but I can't understand why, it only hurts them. They can't be that stupid, but then again it's Ebay.
I have no return Policy - if item is not as described they can return - I accept change of mind returns at my own discretion buyer pays post both ways to accept this option - I am pedantic about pics and details to avoid returns
For the point about putting the brand first, how would you go about this when selling vinyl records? Surely putting the record company first wouldn't be a good idea. So would you put the name of the band/artist first? If so, when the name of the band begins with "the" should you leave that out and just put the more recognisable part of the name? For example "Beatles" instead of "The Beatles? I apologise for the long-winded question.
Definitely not being contentious w/ Jake but imho those 80 characters are “sacred”… I treat it (title structure) as an art-form… so save those 4 (3 characters + 1 space) and leave out definite & indefinite articles of speech, i.e. skip “the” and start out w/ just Beatles. Like he and other content providers preach, “do your own research”, little Brushpopper. It’s the personal daily refinement you need to ultimately advance in levels of professional grade, which @jrideflips has obviously attained.
Oh crap I thought I mentioned that in the video vintage is the one word we’re you can put in as the first word because people actually search that way. I’ve run split test and it seems in the front of the title and the back of it are about the same
@@julieanndiorio2286 It depends what you sell. If you sell a unique item, then that will most likely work. If you're selling a popular brand, then stuff gets buried.
While I appreciate your tips, I am a bit miffed at the click-bait title (especially since you seem to be anti-clickbait): these are not instances where ebay is doing the hiding and suppressing - these are seller-generated mistakes! And they are valid but let's be clear as to who is doing what. Also, I don't feel some items should be returnable (books, movies) and so I set my policies accordingly. If you do it differently, good on you but don't preach as if there is one way to list, all across the board. And handling times may have to be adjusted to encompass an emergency or traveling unexpectedly, so don't go preaching about that either. Just sayin.
This is false. It depends on what you're selling, I sell toys, The brand is in the item details and it's not required to add to the title. That takes up valuable real estate for keywords. And the keywords that nobody else is using is what makes your listing stand out. Not HASBRO in caps when everybody searching for that product already knows it's a hasbro product
Dude, why do you think eBay offers a money back guarantee?!?! It’s because sellers have the option of no returns. You shouldn’t be giving advice about the platform, and getting is for it no less, if you don’t know how the platform actually works. Offering returns is optional and there isn’t any legitimate proof that offering them actuality increases sales.
With an eBay money back guarantee why wouldn’t you offer free returns? I wouldn’t purchase unless I could return if it’s broken or not described correctly. I purchased a printer on eBay and the seller didn’t package correctly. It was placed in a smaller box than required and no packing. The seller incorrectly shipped the printer hence causing the printer to move and bang around which arrived severely damaged. The buyer never replied back and eBay refunded me the money. I think it’s an awesome policy to have in place. I’ve been selling numerous years and offer free returns. Jake is a new RUclipsr that many sellers enjoy and learn from his tips. I know many of us have enjoyed learning from him as he’s a fresh of breath air filled with many helpful tips.
I have been Buying and Selling On eBay Since 1996 and Have been a victim of every Scam! (The Empty Box) Full Money back was the Best So Far! Now eBay Wants to Ask If you would Like To pay an Additional $7.00 to make your Item Visible? Hmm? No I think I would Like My Items to be Invisible to buyers because I just Like Listing Things! I love RUclips but have Never Made a Video but I am Going to Make a NEW to Selling On eBay Video Step By Step eBay Video! It will Be a Very Short Video and Only One Step (Step One) Don't Do It! The End When eBay Calculates Your Shipping Expenses as Your Auction Value and Calculates their fees off Your Item + Shipping Expense and the Tax the Buyer Paid as your Income It's Time To Say Good Bye! Even Items Than the Buyer Never Paid for Stay in Your Dashboard as Your 90 day Sales and are Reported to the IRS as Your Gross Income! If the Item Ends with A bid Your 90 day Totals will reflect that sale even thou No Money ever was paid on the Item! So the Only Calculation you Need is the PAYOUTS that is What you made after the Product Expense. There is Some Very Fuzzy/Fishy Stuff going on on eBay and after all these years I am finished with SCAMBAY As far As The Shipping! I print my Shipping Labels VIA eBay (Purchase Shipping Label) Once I print the Label That Portion of the Auction Value Should be Deducted From My Sale as Income But it is Not! So the Dashboard Still Calculates the Shipping as a Value and My Income! WRONG!
It’s amazing how quickly you’ve figured things out with eBay/reselling. I’ve been doing this for about 2.5 years and I’m learning from your videos
I've been selling part time for 20 years and picked up a few great tips I didn't think of.
I've been doing it like 3 months n it's overwhelming at times. Still got lots to learn but I'm willing to put in the work, I really like it
true! Thanks, man.
New sellers may think it is overwhelming to have to know so much about everything they sell, when it's really quite simple. When listing, search solds, highest first. Read the titles. Why did this one sell for so much more? Oh! That one's fancy!😊 Now find yours and read a few titles. Chose sell similar and tweek the title if you think it missed something.
You can learn one listing at a time.
I appreciate your video style so much. You get straight to the point with no filler and dawdling. There is no boredom factor at all, super good content, informative and no nonsense. Great stuff! Thank you!
I really appreciate your pure analytical content. Too many 'reseller' videos are based on emotion, but you cut through all of that and get down to the numbers. Thanks for getting me thinking on this level. It is appreciated.
Hi, I’ve been watching your U-tube videos for a couple of weeks and I just wanted to say how much I appreciate your content. I watch several U-tubers and really appreciate how specific you are with your advice. You have so much great helpful, useful tips and ideas! I’m retiring very soon and need to up my EBay game, so, thanks for what you’re sharing with your audience! 🌠
A facebook group recommended your channel. Wink Wink!! Great content. And I especially like that you don't drone on and on for an hour. I like the shorter videos. Get in, get out and on to the next listing . Your tips are great too. New subscriber...
I appreciate you getting right to the point!!
I’ve learned a lot from your vids and keep a notebook and pen in hand while watching. You really offer an incredible service. Thanks, Jake!
I never knew about having the brand name first in the title! Thanks for the info!!
Great advice! I think I'm a seasoned seller and never thought about this. I often start off with "vintage" or something similar.
Thank you for the tips, really enjoying the content.
Great information! Thank you. I learn something new every time.
Awesome 👌 video. Thank you for all the help and advice you have given us 👍
Straight to the point… thanks
Thanks for the tips! I find your videos to be very helpful.
I think it’s helpful in listing to put the size after the brand when selling clothes. When I’m a buyer I don’t like to click onto a listing just to see the size.
Just came across this channel. Bro is dropping some serious knowledge.
i love your tips videos, please keep doing these!
Another great video I have to work on my business policies a bit more great tips and advice thank you
Great advice I’m gonna make sure I check over my titles much more carefully because even though I’ve been selling a long time I’m still learning as I’ve been part time for 21 years . I appreciate this video and all the information that you shared with us .
Now , I do not offer returns and never have but I also do not sell things that are mechanical or electronic. I generally sell costume jewelry, clothing, knickknacks , watches ,and stuff like that. But I have done returns if somebody contacts me and says there’s an issue I always take a return I just don’t have it as a policy. Also from what I understand Ebay will side with them even if you don’t take returns if something is damaged. I don’t sell very many expensive things and it would not be worth my time to take returns on some of the pieces I sell. But I think that’s why it doesn’t seem to affect me because they’re not expensive items for the most part. But I do occasionally sell things that are a little bit more money and it’s never seemed to be a problem. I think everybody has to figure out what works best for them. If I ever change what I sell I will have to adjust my return policies. But for now this seems to work for me.
Thank you for this great information!
I know, even if I have a vintage T shirt, I list it in the regular men’s clothing and then in the specifics, I usually click “unisex”
When I do list in vintage clothing, I do not get any traffic and then as soon as I change it to just men’s clothing, I start seeing traffic. I’m still new to reselling, but within the first 3 months I hit their Top Seller and I have a pretty good sell through
Another great one, thank you 👍
Great info. Man thanks
Great info thanks for making this video!
Good tips, hope this is able to help someone out there!
Thanks for sharing you have a blessed day
Great tips as usual. You have become my my fav n go-to youtuber for info for sure. Have a question about pricing. I notice that when I do a buy it now item, ebay suggests an online price avg. Are you saying if I price higher than ebay suggested price, my item will be buried?
That price can be very inaccurate. I look through the most recent solds to come up with my pricing instead of that suggested number
I've found the Ebay suggested prices are generic guidelines, not taking rarer items into account.
@@JrideFlips thx for the response. Ok I guess I've been doing it right then. Keep up the awesome work. Many of us out here really appreciate it.
No wonder my Shrits aren’t selling! 😂
I got it!
great tips bro 😎
how do you feel about staring a listing with the word vintage? does it matter on the type of item or would you say save it for later in the title on all items?
Aye shoutout Animal Crossing Population Growing… loved that game growing up
100K subs will be yours in a month, awesome info, thank you so much.
New subscriber here! Thank you for your videos! Great stuff.
Welcome aboard! Thank you!
Any chance you can make a video showing how you research products to find out what keywords you should be using?
Watch my video “this one tip exploded my sales on eBay”
your example of the harley shirts, if you look, the lower selling ones you showed were people that put them up on bids. Sort of question that example.
Thank you. Soooo if I have a Chouinard Comfort Colors tee shirt but the logo is Grayton beach scuba company, I put Chouinard first?
What I do not understand about this example is if I am looking for an animal crossing shirt why wouldn’t eBay bring up the shirt in the console category anyway? A general searcher is not going to specify the category when they search so why wouldn’t animal crossing shirt come up regardless of category?
Do you have a video about opening multiple accounts? Or is it better to only have one? Thanks
Hey so quick question, I sell a lot of vintage clothes, should I be putting brand name in front of “vintage” when listing? ie: Harley Vintage Shirt?
How should we handle selling lots in a category. For example I created a lot of Tom Clancy books, but the books category didn’t have a lot option and it was forcing me to enter an ISBN. So I just listed a popular isbn, but is there not a lot option in the category?
How does advice apply to books Author first, or Title first?
So how long should you guarantee a used item?
I can when it's possible ship the same day but next day latest...although if its one hour before post office shipping, weighs 30 lbs and expect me to do a 20 mile round trip to the post office for that same day then it's not going to happen. it goes out next day before my thrift store tour.
Hi. I'm a new subscriber to the channel and a reseller. I've found a lot of your content really helpful, so thank you. One question for you. I looked at your store and you have what seems to me quite a bit of neutral/negative feedback. Do you address complaints? Do you find having less than 100% positive feedback a detriment to your sales? I am obsessed w/ having only positive feedback, but I also don't operate at the scale you do. Thanks for your time.
I went over this in a live. They did a study that people are more liking to use a service or buy from a company that has 4.7 stars instead of 5. I do my best to keep customers happy but some people just can’t be pleased online
@@JrideFlips Gotcha - thanks for the reply. Keep up the good work
I think eBay’s biggest mistake is allowing everyone to fill in item specifics any way they want. It’s lazy on eBay’s part to not prefill item specifics on generally identifiable items ( aka anything with a sku) 100 people could fill out item specifics for the same Dvd or book all differently based on interpretation and there is no standard specifics for items that should be standardized yes you can say but they do that for a lot of items and yes they do but you can also edit them as well or choose not to use them. This is how everything is in the wrong category
eBay refused to list an item with the error "item specifics."
But specific item not given. Do I have to delete every one until I find the culprit?
You have items currently listed in your store with the first word in the item's title is "vintage", you might want to check your listings.
I was gonna go over that but forgot. Vintage is the only word eBay recommend putting before the brand because a lot of people search vintage then brand when looking for an older shirt
What if its a vintage shirt with no brand?
Re: brand name first in title, what would u recommend for vintage items (clothing/accessories) where the brand name is not recognizable or not a current trending label like Nike etc. Just have ‘Vintage’ as first word?
Technsports would label it ‘non-eBay-able”. Maybe Etsy?? Or yeah, we’ve used “Vintage” but are getting away from those items because of how eBay algorithm works.
if it's a brandless vintage piece, you put vintage?
Not that it matters, but Australia is Region 4 for DVD's. From memory, I think Blu-rays are Region B. But nearly everyone down here has multi-region players so we can play American / Asian / UK releases.
the only bit i dont agree with is the returns policy because i have had items returned against my wishes simply because the buyer said it didnt work when it worked perfectly ebay only ever sides with the buyer so the returns policy is the same for anyone
Do some DVD terms for regions include the “region free” or what does this term mean?
That means you can play that dvd across all regions making it worth more
What if its unbranded?
Great information good videos.
What about unbranded ? Guess always start with item when no brand
ebay orchestrates all sales, sellers don't have anywhere near the amount of power they think they do anymore. try and figure out how many of those cameras for example had everything spelled perfectly in the listing but still never sold.
When squishmallows where hot I totally spelled it wrong. Took me weeks before I figured out why they weren't selling 😂
Same thing with video games and Video game consoles being from different regions.
A little misleading in discussion about returns... If the VCR doesn't work and that was not disclosed in the description, you absolutely can return it because of eBay's Item Not As Described (INAD) money-back guarantee. And, as opposed to a regular return, the Seller will have to pay return shipping on an INAD. Not accepting returns means I don't accept returns from people who change their mind, don't read the description, have Buyer's remorse, etc. - not because the item is defective.
Aoh! I didn't they made multiregion disc player. That's huge. I bought a bootleg "song of the south" vhs. At DW, I mentioned to a family from England. They thought I was goofy. There are titles that Americans are not supposed to buy.
Copyright, maybe. Some titles just available. Some are cheaply reproduced.
Example. A christmas movie.
Mrs. Worthington's Party. Retitled, Noelle. Has portions of scenes missing.
Another movie filmed in New Brunswick. Tramp at the Door.
I have not been able to find on DVD.
So, yeah. I think. I'll look again.
About how many things do you list weekly on average and how many items sold weekly average? please & thank you
I live 25 every day including Saturdays and sundays. I sell on average 19 items a day for an average of $43 an item
@@JrideFlips you're amazing 👏 ❤️ thank you so much. I better get busy👍
What really I have to have my son watch the Godzilla Vs Kong. He’s a Godzilla fan (The Japanese version you talked about).
How would you know a DVD player is multi-region?
Google model number
I do believe these things are happening but I have been on Ebay for 20 years and was always selling, I don't do any of these things and my listings are hidden sometimes for two weeks. My chart shows up and then nothing up and then nothing, so please do more research we need more.
its ebays way of limiting your income
@@mr.c4p Why would they want to do that? It also limits their income. Why are they cutting peoples sales, I mean I think they are doing it, but I can't understand why, it only hurts them. They can't be that stupid, but then again it's Ebay.
I have no return Policy - if item is not as described they can return - I accept change of mind returns at my own discretion buyer pays post both ways to accept this option - I am pedantic about pics and details to avoid returns
Even if the seller doesn't have a return policy eBay has one to cover the buyer.
fyi Japan and US are both region A and are completely compatible
Great video what’s the best way to look up key words?
What if it's handmade -- no brand? Lead with the thing it is? Like 'Bracelet?'
If a used item is broken ebay forces a return.
For the point about putting the brand first, how would you go about this when selling vinyl records? Surely putting the record company first wouldn't be a good idea. So would you put the name of the band/artist first? If so, when the name of the band begins with "the" should you leave that out and just put the more recognisable part of the name? For example "Beatles" instead of "The Beatles? I apologise for the long-winded question.
Band/ artist first yes I would put the for example “the killers”
@@JrideFlips Thank you, love the videos. You really could be charging people for this info haha.
Definitely not being contentious w/ Jake but imho those 80 characters are “sacred”… I treat it (title structure) as an art-form… so save those 4 (3 characters + 1 space) and leave out definite & indefinite articles of speech, i.e. skip “the” and start out w/ just Beatles. Like he and other content providers preach, “do your own research”, little Brushpopper. It’s the personal daily refinement you need to ultimately advance in levels of professional grade, which @jrideflips has obviously attained.
Ebay forces a return, if warranted. Regardless, if it says no return.
The guy sounds like Tom Cruise..thanks for the tips
you worth much more subscribers. unfortunately. if all of them will learn from you - more competition around! keep teaching us!
Where would you put “vintage” or the year in the title if you’re supposed to put the brand first?
Oh crap I thought I mentioned that in the video vintage is the one word we’re you can put in as the first word because people actually search that way. I’ve run split test and it seems in the front of the title and the back of it are about the same
@@JrideFlips Thank you!!
@@JrideFlips I put VIntage first all the time.
@@julieanndiorio2286 It depends what you sell. If you sell a unique item, then that will most likely work. If you're selling a popular brand, then stuff gets buried.
@@idiotshittiot I sell jewelry.
And you still won’t get the bat by Friday even if you do all of that
Will never use eBay again it’s garbage my choice never again keep my money there useless
While I appreciate your tips, I am a bit miffed at the click-bait title (especially since you seem to be anti-clickbait): these are not instances where ebay is doing the hiding and suppressing - these are seller-generated mistakes! And they are valid but let's be clear as to who is doing what. Also, I don't feel some items should be returnable (books, movies) and so I set my policies accordingly. If you do it differently, good on you but don't preach as if there is one way to list, all across the board. And handling times may have to be adjusted to encompass an emergency or traveling unexpectedly, so don't go preaching about that either. Just sayin.
I disagree if you list items incorrectly eBay put them on page 48 compared to page 1 for example. Hidden and suppressed
This is false. It depends on what you're selling, I sell toys, The brand is in the item details and it's not required to add to the title. That takes up valuable real estate for keywords. And the keywords that nobody else is using is what makes your listing stand out. Not HASBRO in caps when everybody searching for that product already knows it's a hasbro product
Common YT mistakes - hairy legs in the video, very distracting! Appreciate the content!
Dude, why do you think eBay offers a money back guarantee?!?! It’s because sellers have the option of no returns. You shouldn’t be giving advice about the platform, and getting is for it no less, if you don’t know how the platform actually works.
Offering returns is optional and there isn’t any legitimate proof that offering them actuality increases sales.
Okay
Sorry but you are wrong. Returns, especially free returns increase sales, and also increases buyer confidence.
With an eBay money back guarantee why wouldn’t you offer free returns? I wouldn’t purchase unless I could return if it’s broken or not described correctly. I purchased a printer on eBay and the seller didn’t package correctly. It was placed in a smaller box than required and no packing. The seller incorrectly shipped the printer hence causing the printer to move and bang around which arrived severely damaged. The buyer never replied back and eBay refunded me the money. I think it’s an awesome policy to have in place. I’ve been selling numerous years and offer free returns. Jake is a new RUclipsr that many sellers enjoy and learn from his tips. I know many of us have enjoyed learning from him as he’s a fresh of breath air filled with many helpful tips.
The sellers who value good customer service will accept returns and not just because eBay forces them to.
@@bearsmom42 I agree 100%
I have been Buying and Selling On eBay Since 1996 and Have been a victim of every Scam! (The Empty Box) Full Money back was the Best So Far! Now eBay Wants to Ask If you would Like To pay an Additional $7.00 to make your Item Visible? Hmm? No I think I would Like My Items to be Invisible to buyers because I just Like Listing Things! I love RUclips but have Never Made a Video but I am Going to Make a NEW to Selling On eBay Video Step By Step eBay Video! It will Be a Very Short Video and Only One Step (Step One) Don't Do It! The End
When eBay Calculates Your Shipping Expenses as Your Auction Value and Calculates their fees off Your Item + Shipping Expense and the Tax the Buyer Paid as your Income It's Time To Say Good Bye! Even Items Than the Buyer Never Paid for Stay in Your Dashboard as Your 90 day Sales and are Reported to the IRS as Your Gross Income! If the Item Ends with A bid Your 90 day Totals will reflect that sale even thou No Money ever was paid on the Item! So the Only Calculation you Need is the PAYOUTS that is What you made after the Product Expense. There is Some Very Fuzzy/Fishy Stuff going on on eBay and after all these years I am finished with SCAMBAY As far As The Shipping! I print my Shipping Labels VIA eBay (Purchase Shipping Label) Once I print the Label That Portion of the Auction Value Should be Deducted From My Sale as Income But it is Not! So the Dashboard Still Calculates the Shipping as a Value and My Income! WRONG!
and dont play with a rubber band when your talking.and you fidget too much
I’m not strong enough to use lifting bands yet so I gotta start somewhere🤷♂️
and lift some weights
Very daring of you without a profile pic or name lol
@@JrideFlips ANYBODY that does the lol thing is never actually funny themselves. funny people dont laugh out loud at unfunny things
@@thedopeshow751 understood sorry sir
@@JrideFlips you forgot to laugh out loud