3. Use the text boxes and drop-down menus to enter the quantity of items that you want, the country where you live, and your mailing code (so eBay can determine where in the country you live).
4. Click Get Rates.
5. Information will appear below that will show you the cost of shipping and handling, the type of shipping being used, and the estimated delivery date of the item (including when it is expected to ship).
Sometimes, you will have more than one option available, so keep that in mind when you’re ready to check out with your order.
As we explained in the last section of our How to Buy on eBay tutorial, the ecommerce website has its own special international shipping program. It will often ship items to local global couriers in the U.S. and U.K. first when said items need to be shipped to certain countries. However, this only applies to certain countries and items, and may involve extra customs fees and taxes.
There are parameters that you can use in its search functions (both basic and advanced) that let you search only for items that you can get free shipping on.
Well, that’s some quick information for you about eBay shipping! Check out our article on tracking eBay orders to learn about how to track your packages once they have shipped.