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Ebay
I recently posted an item on ebay, it was quite heavy, so I wanted to mark it as 'local pick-up only'.
However, I was not able to list it until I had stated which carrier service I was using, so I put Royal Mail Parcels, but with no postage cost.
It was listed as 'free postage', so I have had to email each bidder, making sure they know it is for pick-up only.
I have seen items listed as 'local pick-up only' so I wonder how they manage this?
However, I was not able to list it until I had stated which carrier service I was using, so I put Royal Mail Parcels, but with no postage cost.
It was listed as 'free postage', so I have had to email each bidder, making sure they know it is for pick-up only.
I have seen items listed as 'local pick-up only' so I wonder how they manage this?
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The rules seem to have changed so that, from 29 January this year, it's not been possible to specify 'buyer collects' (or similar):
http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/sell/maximumPP_FA Q.html
Reading the information, on that page, under 'Are there any exemptions?' suggests that the best you can do (to indicate 'buyer collects') is to select �Courier : Heavy and bulky items� from the drop-down menu and then use the item description to make it clear that you'll only sell to a buyer who arranges collection.
Chris
http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/sell/maximumPP_FA Q.html
Reading the information, on that page, under 'Are there any exemptions?' suggests that the best you can do (to indicate 'buyer collects') is to select �Courier : Heavy and bulky items� from the drop-down menu and then use the item description to make it clear that you'll only sell to a buyer who arranges collection.
Chris
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