Age restricted delivery option

[electrix2]

I am  trying to auction some saw blades but I am receiving a message that I must add an age restricted delivery. With the new simple delivery option I cannot find any way to add an age restricted delivery. Does anybody know how, I have asked ebay's stupid assistant (AI) and they couldn't understand.

[tressygirl]

I found this eBay help page for you how to add age restriction verification to your listings.

1. Choose a Delivery Service with Age Verification.

• Look for services like Royal Mail or UPS Adult Signature.

  These services often offer age verification as part of their delivery process. 
• Some couriers may require you to provide proof of age at the checkout stage.

  This ensures that the recipient is legally able to purchase the age-restricted item. 
• eBay also supports age verification through third-party partners like Verifymy.

  You can use their services to verify the buyer's age during the checkout process. 

   

  2. Set up your listings to require age verification:

  • Go to your Buyer Management section on eBay. This is where you can set requirements for your listings. 
  • Select the option to require age verification. This ensures that the buyer's age is confirmed before they can complete the purchase. 
  • You may need to select the appropriate item category and enter details as requested. For example, if you're selling knives, you'll need to specify that age verification is required. 
  • Ensure you apply these settings to both active and future listings. This will make sure that all eligible items are set up correctly. 
     

    3. Verify the buyer's age:

    • Buyers will be prompted to verify their age during checkout. This is usually done through their credit card information, which is only used for verification purposes and is not charged or saved, or through a third-party verification service. 
    • If you are using a courier that requires age verification at delivery, the delivery driver will ask for proof of age. This ensures that the recipient is legally able to receive the item. 

      @electrix2