Reply to "Posting to e-bay UK"

dannoMember

That suggestion from ebay is definitely confusing. After I messaged you last night I found the ebay tutorial on International Selling.

http://pages.ebay.com/globaltrading/seller/index.html#listing

If you look at Step 2, the instruction on using "Worldwide" or specific countries gives a bullet stating....

Allows buyers to find your item from THEIR LOCAL SITE

Dan

I should also add, that I have in fact sold to UK, Canada, Mexico, South America, Germany, and Japan from listing on the US site with shipping to those countries.....so it does work that way. Just don't know why ebay would suggest otherwise.

More: Got a suggestion that should be a simple verification. Locate a US seller with shipping to UK and see if their item with same auction number appears on the UK server. That should be confirmation of cross-listing using that method.

3/8/0812:37 PM

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