How can I tell what class of service was selected? In Paypal, it just has the $ amount. I don’t see anywhere in the Bonanza listing that specifies what the shipping class is. (Parcel Select, Priority, etc)
Some items are actually cheaper to ship Priority than PP, so we can’t go by price alone. Of course, I’ll do a FREE UPGRADE if it’s cheaper to ship Pri and I like to inform my buyers so they know when to expect delivery.
Thanks!
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FirstOliveoyl Reputation: 20 See FirstOliveoyl's booth |
It really does not tell you on the invoice..but it does in the email you receive (thanks abby..I had forgotten that)…I just go with what I have enough for..if Priority I ship priority
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
If you look at the email that you get from Bonz that tells you you sold an item, the specific shipping will be stated there. The shipping line will say priority or parcel or whatever options you provided. I had that question for so long, I can’t tell you, and just found this little gem about 6 months ago.
FYI, because of the discounted Priority Mail rates, if my buyer selected parcel and I can ship priority for the amount paid, or a few cents more, I will ship priority.
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AbbysAttic Reputation: 395 See AbbysAttic's booth |
If you go to the original listing, under shipping, it should say “get it by whatever date” hover over that & it should tell you what class it ships.
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Ms_Prissys_Patterns Reputation: 366 See Ms_Prissys_Patterns' booth |
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