https://community.ebay.co.uk/t5/Seller-Central/Why-cant-we-change-the-size-of-items-on-Simply-Delivery/m-p/7853794#M734551 <P>Think the point here is, not many of us "trust" Ebay or RM/Evri (all low margin businesses) to honour that completely, especially from inception when most people - dont really understand any of this based on past dealings. All Ebay sellers will have experienced&nbsp;couriers finding a reason to not accept your package, changing the sizes for each class or just generally inflating postage costs (between 2023 and 2025 - 2nd Class small packages increased by 17%).<BR /><BR />Especially in my case, when its "auto sizing" my package to be no more then 62cm long, and its more then 1m long - and I have no way to change this. I have this "like to be honest" thing I try to do.&nbsp;<BR /><BR />Around all of this is Ebay not really given time for sellers, delivery providers or the public to really understand or work this out. Other then reading there FAQ section, which again - contradicts itself whilst trying to be simple (its very easy to tell when lawyers have written stuff, but when management has gone - "try to make it simple", but legal minds will overrule). Phrases like "no extra charge, as long as they still meet the programme requirements." - great now I, someone that just wants to sell my &lt;£50 second hand stuff, needs to go and look at what "programme requirements" means, but regardless there will be a "buck stopping at the sellers" point - because again, theres a point in there about charging sellers the excess.&nbsp;&nbsp;<BR /><BR />Again, the principle with simply delivery - I get and even encourage. My point is - not enough testing, sandboxing, rushing to market, applying to all sale items, making updates live "adding and removing buttons", not admitting issues - is not how you respect your customers.&nbsp;</P> Sun, 18 May 2025 10:53:35 GMT sv01_7 2025-05-18T10:53:35Z