This sounds too good to be true, and you know what they say about that. If I understand this correctly, I would be listing my shipping costs just as I do now for domestic shipping on every item. All other (international) charges will be handled by Global Shipping Service and the buyer will pay me with one payment, and pay them with the international charges. If this is correct, I think I’ll start shipping globally. Maybe I’ll get a sale!

Good luck, Anita. According to the article I read, I would think all you items would be accepted. I’m sure mine would, too. I just don’t understand what I have to do to address it to the buyer. Do I put their name, address, etc on the package, plus the address for the shipping center?

Once the international buyer purchases and pays for your item, you will get a shipping address to the global shipping center in Kentucky with all the info you need for the package. I use it all the time on eBay as most of my sales come from international buyers these days.

I think it can take a while for the system to crawl and evaluate all of your products, but don’t know how long. When I first joined the program, my confirmation window never stopped cycling that night, so I closed my browser and went to bed, lol. Now that Bonz has worked out the issues it may not take that long. Are yours still at “0” now? Maybe there’s something else you have to click on. I don’t remember.

My items that I’ve looked at are marked as eligible. Don’t know if any aren’t because haven’t looked at all. Read that ineligibility has to do with restrictions by some countries on what can and cannot be shipped in.

Also noticed that I can go in and de-select an item that is eligible, if for some reason I don’t want to ship it internationally.

Sandi
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