How do I get USPS discount on eBay?
The USPS Savings Program is open to eBay Top Rated sellers and sellers with more than 300 transactions per month on average. Each receives Commercial Plus™ pricing from USPS when they pay postage and print shipping labels using eBay labels. All other sellers still receive Commercial Base discounts via eBay Labels.
Does eBay have a deal with USPS?
eBay already offers online USPS shipping solutions, which allow sellers to calculate prices, purchase postage, and print shipping labels from their computers. With this new service, co-branded Priority Mail boxes can be ordered for delivery directly to an eBay member’s home.
Does eBay have shipping discounts?
You can automatically apply a discount to the shipping cost when a buyer purchases multiple items, offer carrier-specific discounts, or even offer savings on shipping as a promotional tool in your listings.
What is eBay USPS Priority Mail?
Purchase it online or through the Post Office™. Priority Mail services offer up to $50 of insurance for free and additional coverage through eBay Labels is also available up to $500 (only for domestic services). Domestic coverage is available up to $5,000 at Post Offices and on USPS.com®.
How do I change shipping settings on eBay?
- On the listing page, scroll down to the Shipping details section.
- Under Domestic shipping, you can select:
- From the dropdown menu under Services, select your preferred service(s).
- If you’re offering a flat rate, enter the shipping cost or select local pickup.
Does USPS pick up eBay packages?
Schedule a Package Pickup Your carrier will pick it up at no charge. You can also request that your package be picked up on specific days. When mailing two or more packages, request a manifest or SCAN form (PS Form 5630).
What shipping does eBay use?
Domestic Carriers
| Carrier name | Services |
|---|---|
| eBay delivery services (eBay) | Trackable Services |
| United States Postal Service (USPS) | USPS Priority Mail Express, USPS Priority Mail, USPS First Class Package Service, USPS Parcel Select Ground/Retail Ground, USPS Media Mail, USPS Parcel Select Services |
How much is shipping USPS priority mail?
$8.70
Domestic Prices
| Service | Prices |
|---|---|
| Priority Mail® | From $8.70 at the Post Office From $7.37 for Commercial Base From $7.37 for Commercial Plus |
| Priority Mail Flat Rate® Envelope | $8.95 at the Post Office $7.75 for Commercial Base $7.75 for Commercial Plus |
| Prepaid Forever® Priority Mail Flat Rate | See pricing online |
What is the best shipping option for eBay?
It is generally the best to use USPS ground for anything that weighs more than 10lbs. It is very inexpensive to ship large items with USPS. It is far more cost effective on larger frieght. Anything less than 10lbs is best shipped with priority mail.
How do I send a combined offer on eBay?
Offering combined shipping
- Go to the Sold – opens in new window or tab section.
- Select the items you want to combine into a single invoice.
- Add the new shipping charge.
- From the Actions menu, select Send Invoice.
When do the new postage rates come into effect?
The U.S. Postal Service has announced new postage rates to be implemented on Sunday, January 9, 2022. Listed below are the highlights of the proposed 2022 USPS postage rate increase for customers buying postage online for DOMESTIC services.
Will the USPS increase first class mail letter prices in 2022?
Since there was a postage rate increase in August 2021, the USPS will NOT be increasing First Class Mail letter prices in January 2022. However, starting in July 2022, the USPS will be increasing First Class Mail letter prices two times per year. There is NO rate increase for First Class Mail letters, large envelopes or postcards in January 2022.
How can I see the 2022 USPS rates in the platform?
If you are a Stamps.com customer, no additional actions are needed and you will AUTOMATICALLY see the 2022 USPS rates in the platform.
Where can I find the eBay announcement post?
You can find the full post on the eBay Announcement board. Ina Steiner is co-founder and Editor of EcommerceBytes and has been reporting on ecommerce since 1999. She’s a widely cited authority on marketplace selling and is author of “Turn eBay Data Into Dollars” (McGraw-Hill 2006). Her blog was featured in the book, “Blogging Heroes” (Wiley 2008).