An answer about 'low-price' items!

Just spotted a reply from Kat@ebay in one of the threads...........

 

the exclusion from Simple Delivery is for  Low priced items (under £10.00) that also weigh less than 100gms (and fit in an envelope).

 

(I didn't believe it when it was just CS saying so; they talk a load of elderly shoemakers. But I'm prepared to believe it from Kat!)

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@lucy_farmer 

You missed the "should"?

 

Wow. I thought you were fluent in eBay en*bleep*ification speech.

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I wonder if that is £10.00 including BPF. 

They surely must know how important this issue is to private sellers. Why is every change of policy just drip fed and abundantly unclear?

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Because they like it that way.

Means their CS can come up with any old bs when they receive complaints.

Nobody fully understands it anyway.

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Here is the actual post by kat:

 

no simple delivery under 10.jpg

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@wintersdawn1 

I love the "should"

It's been a while since they've been using their wriggle room words and I missed them.

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Other exclusions I am led to believe apart from the one mentioned above by @lucy_farmer are (and I don't know if that includes large letters under 100gms)

 

parcels over medium size with RM 

Authenticity items

And items that fall under say Royal Mails prohibitve items list.

 

Also @lovewoodbridge  Waiting for clarification on your point as that would make a difference of whether you could list items at £9.99 + BPF or at £9.20

 

 

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@lovewoodbridge  As I mentioned last night the clarification on your original question is that the £10 figure includes BPF (I have been out all day so only just home)

 

Also the 100gms rule includes large letters as well as standard letters.

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Thank you tommystrezures!

Your help is much appreciated.

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I wonder how they will know what it weighs? I have stuff that weighs 86g with good packaging 110g.  SD doesn't seem to include a Large letter 100g -250g (usually £1.90) but without restricting the ability to buy it via Ebay under exemption rules, you could / can buy it. Or you could buy it on RM if you wanted to avoid Ebay. I would happily use SD as a seller if the right postage sizes and weights were available, but I know as a buyer I hate postage charges and would rather see free post.

I'm sure there are many changes still to come and i do try to work with them, but it is exhausting trying to work with half the information required. 

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