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The "buyer" wants you to send an invoice, so they can then turn around and send you a very real looking fake Paypal payment email, in the hopes that you are too naive/ignorant to actually check Paypal for a verified payment. You ship without actually being paid, and there is nothing Ebay nor Paypal can do to help.

The problem with sending an invoice is it locks in the shipping cost based on the buyers zip code. If the buyer then uses a different address when checking out you may get shorted on shipping costs. Unless it's muliple items needed a combined shipping I would direct the buyer to the email eBay would have sent that says Pay now

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Last Saturday a buyer kept asking me for an invoice to reflect a lot of CDs not listed, I sold one of 5 for an example so I offered him the other 4. He thought I needed to send him a different invoice, so he ignored the 1 I had sent him before I spoke with him. That's the only time I think you can believe your buyer is for real.

From time to time, I get this weird thing from a buyer. The buyer does something that makes ebay send me an email that says something like "buyerxxx is requesting the total price. Please send them the total." If I remember, the email has a "send invoice" button and it kicks me to an ebay page for me to send the buyer an invoice. I'm able to adjust and change prices of the item(s) the buyer is requesting total for. As well as offer a discount at the very end or a markup.

The oddest thing about this "buyer trick" is that all of my listings are fixed price IPR. So I would think if a buyer is just requesting total, they haven't "bought" any listing from me yet. But I notice whenever a buyer does this, inventory gets taken out of the respective listings and that "purchase" goes into my awaiting payment page (which should always be empty since I only have IPR). I double-checked and I was already charged FVF for those "purchases." So if the buyer ends up not paying the invoice I send out, the only way for me to get my FVF back is to file a UPI or Cancel the order. I asked the CS about this when I had one in my account, but the agent was all confused and told me bogus info. My guess is that they were as clueless about it as me.

The option to send an invoice is available within 30 days from the end of the listing (winning the auction item, accepting the offer by you or your buyer). If this period has expired, you cannot send an invoice to the buyer and will not see this option for the respective item.

You have to go to your My eBay page and in your Purchase History you will find the item. Print out the order details and that is your invoice. eBay really does not deal with invoices. The seller invoice you read about is only used when the seller needs to change the shipping amount you are charged.

Use this call to send an email invoice or order to a buyer. If you specify a valid ItemID and TransactionID pair or an OrderLineItemID, SendInvoice sends a new or reminder invoice to the buyer. If you instead specify an OrderID, SendInvoice sends the order information to the buyer. In either case, the seller can request that a copy of the invoice or order be sent by email.

Hello. A buyer from the US has recently bought my item I've listed. Everything seemed to be pretty straight forward to me, except for the part where I had to fill out the commercial invoice (1 original signed + 2 copies in a clear pouch). I have a few questions hopefully more experienced sellers can help me with in regards to filling out a commercial invoice.

- After entering in all of the appropriate information on the customs declaration page on shippo, then printing the commercial invoice, what other areas do I have to fill out on the commercial invoice with a pen other than my signature? Do I print the commercial invoice out, sign it, get 2 copies and put it in a clear pouch without filling in any of the blank areas by pen? Is there anything else on the commercial invoice that I must fill out by pen? I've included an image of the commercial invoice after it is printed out.

On the commercial invoice all that required is the item description, which is filled in automatically, Total weight of items sold before packaging, number of units and packaging format at bottom(each, set, pkg...) total dollar value (cad), hs code(9503.00 Plastic toy- for example) which you can access at canadapost under tools and the country of origin of the item sold. If you open the additional page, at your discretion you can choose what happens if the customer refuses...Return or destroy. (Really depends on value). And any special information notes about the item. Handle with care for example. It never hurts to include 2 copies of the documentation. Opinions vary. My standard has always been 2. You only need to sign the Shipping label and customs invoice in blue pen. Staple (1) shipping Label to (1) invoice. Cut off side section of shipping label if you do not want your buyer to see actual shipping costs. It's an electronic transmission so everything should be filled in before printing. Hope that clarifies.

Yep I get that.. I have been filling out the invoice information, I just haven't found the need to provide separate duplicate copies. Such a waste of time/effort/paper when the necessary info is found on one label and it's been working.

Am new to selling on Ebay and have sold an item (free postage) under a different ID - do you have to send an invoice to the buyer? I was reading on past posts that some sellers don't but just wanted to check as couldn't really find any useful info on Ebay Help.

I like to send an invoice myself - basically reinforcing that I give 4 days to pay - and outlining my bank deposit details in case they want to pay by bank deposit (yes, I know they are available to the buyer if they click on it) but I'm hoping to nudge them towards bank deposit

Ebay sends a reminder 2 days after the sale and if payment isn't made by the 4th day then I send an invoice and if payment isn't made on the 5th day then I open a non payment dispute,but I have received invoices immediately when I have purchased items but mainly from new sellers as they tend to want the money the day before the item actually sells lol.

If my buyers don't pay straight away, I will send them an invoice when all that days auctions have finished. I always tell them not to pay yet if they are still watching other items. I also ask them to let me know if that's the case.

The buyer gets an email straight away with a Pay Now link, they then get a reminder after 2 days so I don't send an invoice to add to the clutter unless there is combined postage involved. If I haven't received payment by day 3 then I send the invoice with a message asking them to confirm how they paid as I have been unable to locate the payment. A not so subtle hint rather than outright accusing them of not paying lol.

After day 4 with no payment we always send an invoice, and a polite message, " just to advise haven't received their funds and just wondering if they might have forgotton?" as we are all so busy these days and time seems to fly by .......but would appreciate payment asap so that we can forward your beautiful necklace, brooch, earrings .....etc etc...

We keep this message very light and polite as don't want them offside so early in the transaction. But if they haven't paid by day 8 or contacted us we just start the process via ebay and let the automatic feature do it's thing. Our reasoning is that we have given them 2 chances to pay:

I have a buyer from the US asking me to combine an invoice. I've never done this before so I read the instructions and called eBay to make sure that I would be doing it correctly.

I was told that the buyer had to add the items to the cart then click on "request an invoice from seller". The buyer said he/she do not see that option.

Any idea where it would be please?

The ebay.ie workaround should work. The buyer can use the same login details to log in on the Irish site. It's easier than setting up a special listing for the buyer or refunding the overage. Note that you won't get your fees back for partial refunds.

If you would like to offer a discount for a buyer that purchases multiple items, you can send out the final invoice, once all of the items have been purchased. Just make sure you are allowing combined payments in the Combined payments and shipping discounts section.

In terms of retrieving extended order information for the invoice, this is particularly difficult with eBay as they have multiple endpoints to retrieve order specific information from, this really extends the run time on the feed and the underlying complexity.

We don't claim VAT on any ebay or Amazon purchase without a corresponding VAT invoice - as you have no idea who the sellers are on the other end. Paired with a piece of software (like Dext) you'll be able to rattle through these in no time. ff782bc1db