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You’re missing out on sales

Sellers enrolled in eBay International Shipping (eIS) see more international buyers and higher international sales.

Common myths about eIS

Many sellers opt out based on assumptions about international shipping. Here’s how eBay International Shipping actually works.

Buyers see the lowest cost

The shipping rate defaults to the lowest-priced option—yours or eIS. If your rate is lower, eIS appears as an additional option.

You ship it locally. eBay does the rest.

You ship domestically to the hub

Use your usual carrier. No international labels, customs forms or foreign carriers. Your responsibility ends here.

eBay ships it internationally

eBay handles customs and international delivery. Import fees are paid by the buyer.

eBay handles returns

Returns are handled at no cost to you. You’re protected from lost, damaged or delayed claims. You keep the sale.

"Overall, it’s been a very positive experience. It’s expanded our international reach and created more sales opportunities worldwide."
Luke - Parts and accessories
"Using eIS has been a fantastic experience. The process is smooth and easy, and it's a huge relief knowing that eBay handles returns and customer service. It allows me to focus on what I do best—selling. I would highly recommend it to any seller!"
Kate Carman - Quickndone
"eIS has been a fantastic experience. The process is smooth, and it's a relief knowing that eBay handles returns and customer service. It allows me to focus on what I do best—selling. I highly recommend it to any seller!"
Craig Dawson - 2dogsdigs

There’s no downside to being in eIS

At worst, nothing changes. At best—more buyers, more sales, more repeat customers. Same work. Zero extra cost. Opting out doesn’t reduce risk. It reduces sales.

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