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[jatuk]

I am now forced to use Simple Delivery. I usually post my sold items in a pillar box so if I now sell 50 items does this mean I now have to spend ages at the Post Office with my phone and QR codes and causing a big queue behind me? Or am I missing something? I don't have a printer.

[jckl1957]

Yes but ..,

You sold 4 items in June, about 10 in May (the whole month), and currently have 2 items listed.

So, If you sold 50 items within the space of a few days and had to use SD to send them, you would have to queue up in the Post Office.

However, items sold for under £10, which are 100g or less and letter size are exempt from SD.

(Although sellers have said they haven't been able to list small items without SD recently - it may be working now.)

To be honest, I would assume most private sellers simply don't have 50 items to send at once.  For me, with 1-3 sales a week currently, that would be so amazing I wouldn't mind spending an hour in the Post Office.

[john1297576]

Stood in queue at our small po in Tescos only one person serving.

What with an awkward customer not having a clue about posting, reading QR codes and printing labels, rejecting one that was not suitable, taking in packages for Couriers, handing out packages from Couriers, postman collecting 7 bags of post, lady serving was run off her feet, and queue getting longer.

She knows what she is doing but on other days with untrained staff, it looked like a recipe for losing items.

So much easier, I will not say simpler, just to pop in the box for low value items. Ebay does not know the many meanings of the word Simple.