Every store in eBay, needs to define at minimum the following policies:
- Shipping policy - shipping cost (free/charge), handling time (time-to-ship) + shipping method + exclusions (post office box, etc.), International shipping (yes/no)
- Returns policy - allow (yes/no), return time eligibility (30/60/90), shipping cost payee (seller/buyer)
- Payment policy - your seller payment method, charge (immediate/deferred)
Here are best practices for maintaining your polices:
Best Practice | How to Enforce It |
Make sure your store policies align with both eBay norms and with your supplier policy (Amazon), especially with 3rd party sellers |
In eBay consider these settings (balance eBay liking, Amazon liking, and ordering process overhead): - exclusions: POB, US protectorates, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico
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Consider the holidays-season /end-of-year shipping delays - it almost always take longer than expected | Update you store policy and/or message you users to set proper expectations |
It is usually desired to offer free returns and ensure that your items qualify for free returns on Amazon | Get familiar with the Amazon non-returnable items list (that may change from time to time), and exclude them from your product search |
Make sure your eBay policy names are updated in Yaballe - to avoid listings issues |
Update your eBay policy names in Yaballe when you first sign up, and every time you change them: |
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