With enforced simple delivery if I sell item as an auction starting at £1 as I have in the past and it finds its right price after 7 days that will be over £750 and its seller pays for postage (me), then how will the listing mechanism control the postage method used?In the past I have used Royal Mail special delivery that a postman I know said they are told to treat as gold dust (in this case not far off 😀).Royal Mail do cover gold coins as when I have bought in the past from large bullion deal...

Precious metals and items over £750 are not protected by Simple Delivery. Use free postage (sellers pays) on your listing and factor that cost into your item price. When the item sells open the Simple Delivery label (Get prepaid label > Get prepaid label and QR code) to get the buyer's address and mark dispatched. Then buy your own postage. You cannot change the tracking now but send in message to buyer. You would still be able to add the new number...

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