I am at "packed", and have already been paid, but bricklink will not
allow "shipped". Any suggestions?
if you were payed off-site and taxes are involved there is no way to mark it
as shipped.
you will need to refund the buyer in full and ask the him to pay through an on-site
method.
I am at "packed", and have already been paid, but bricklink will not
allow "shipped". Any suggestions?
if you were payed off-site and taxes are involved there is no way to mark it
as shipped.
you will need to refund the buyer in full and ask the him to pay through an on-site
method.
I thought that at first too, but under "My Fees" this transaction is
billed (the gotta get that .39 cents). Any other ideas?
I am at "packed", and have already been paid, but bricklink will not
allow "shipped". Any suggestions?
if you were payed off-site and taxes are involved there is no way to mark it
as shipped.
you will need to refund the buyer in full and ask the him to pay through an on-site
method.
I thought that at first too, but under "My Fees" this transaction is
billed (the gotta get that .39 cents). Any other ideas?
I am at "packed", and have already been paid, but bricklink will not
allow "shipped". Any suggestions?
if you were payed off-site and taxes are involved there is no way to mark it
as shipped.
you will need to refund the buyer in full and ask the him to pay through an on-site
method.
I thought that at first too, but under "My Fees" this transaction is
billed (the gotta get that .39 cents). Any other ideas?
I mean actual sales tax, not the bricklink fee.
From what I can gather from the order page, state taxes were paid (keep in mind
im not QuickBooks, clearly I'm messing something up) Below is copy and pasted
from order summary I can see.
"Order Total: US $13.00
Shipping: US $8.96
Insurance: US $0.00
Additional Charges 1: US $0.00
Additional Charges 2: US $0.00
Credit: US $0.00
Est. California Sales Tax: US $1.24
Grand Total: US $23.20"
I am at "packed", and have already been paid, but bricklink will not
allow "shipped". Any suggestions?
if you were payed off-site and taxes are involved there is no way to mark it
as shipped.
you will need to refund the buyer in full and ask the him to pay through an on-site
method.
I thought that at first too, but under "My Fees" this transaction is
billed (the gotta get that .39 cents). Any other ideas?
I mean actual sales tax, not the bricklink fee.
From what I can gather from the order page, state taxes were paid (keep in mind
im not QuickBooks, clearly I'm messing something up) Below is copy and pasted
from order summary I can see.
"Order Total: US $13.00
Shipping: US $8.96
Insurance: US $0.00
Additional Charges 1: US $0.00
Additional Charges 2: US $0.00
Credit: US $0.00
Est. California Sales Tax: US $1.24
Grand Total: US $23.20"
that is just the order page, it does not mean it was payed on-site.
the buyer could've have payed you through the e-mail address associated with
your PayPal account and then manually set the order to "Paid"
I am at "packed", and have already been paid, but bricklink will not
allow "shipped". Any suggestions?
if you were payed off-site and taxes are involved there is no way to mark it
as shipped.
you will need to refund the buyer in full and ask the him to pay through an on-site
method.
I thought that at first too, but under "My Fees" this transaction is
billed (the gotta get that .39 cents). Any other ideas?
That sounds like the bricklink fees. The best way to check is can you click the
“issue refund” button on the order page. If not, then the payment was not done
onsite via bricklink in which case as mentioned in the other message you have
to fully refund the order and have the buyer pay onsite
I am at "packed", and have already been paid, but bricklink will not
allow "shipped". Any suggestions?
if you were payed off-site and taxes are involved there is no way to mark it
as shipped.
you will need to refund the buyer in full and ask the him to pay through an on-site
method.
I thought that at first too, but under "My Fees" this transaction is
billed (the gotta get that .39 cents). Any other ideas?
That sounds like the bricklink fees. The best way to check is can you click the
“issue refund” button on the order page. If not, then the payment was not done
onsite via bricklink in which case as mentioned in the other message you have
to fully refund the order and have the buyer pay onsite
I was following then you lost me, it clearly says "Payment By: PayPal (Onsite)",
does "onsite" mean via paypal? Or onsite via bricklink, unclear.
You can issue a refund without first canceling the order?
[…]
I was following then you lost me, it clearly says "Payment By: PayPal (Onsite)",
does "onsite" mean via paypal? Or onsite via bricklink, unclear.
PayPal, the buyer needs to go and log in on PayPal by themselves, and
fill in the info (seller address, amount…). Sellers can also prepare a “PayPal
invoice/link” with all the info prefilled but BL isn’t involved. BrickLink can’t
know if these payments are made or not, and BL can’t get the taxes from them.
PayPal Onsite, the buyer click buttons on BL and is sent to PayPal. If
the order is auto-invoiced, they are redirected at checkout. If the order is
in invoiced manually, there’s a Pay button on the order details and in the list
of orders. BL is in the loop, so they can get the taxes.
The order details shows what was chosen, not what was used.
You can issue a refund without first canceling the order?
Yes. As far as I understand, it’s actually the reverse: you can’t cancel until
it’s refunded (or marked as unpaid, but you shouldn’t be able to do that with
Onsite payments).
paid via paypal onsite. now is that on paypals onsite, or on bricklinks onsite,
the term is unclear without a definition provided to describe how bricklink is
using the term. I asked buyer to pay via bricklink via paypal or stripe onsite.
Maybe buyer is also unclear.
Onsite means paid through the bricklink link to paypal. Paying directly at PayPal
is offsite.
paid via paypal onsite. now is that on paypals onsite, or on bricklinks onsite,
the term is unclear without a definition provided to describe how bricklink is
using the term. I asked buyer to pay via bricklink via paypal or stripe onsite.
Maybe buyer is also unclear.
Onsite means paid through the bricklink link to paypal. Paying directly at PayPal
is offsite.
Thank you, so "Payment ByayPal (Onsite)", what am I doing wrong to
not get a shipped option?
paid via paypal onsite. now is that on paypals onsite, or on bricklinks onsite,
the term is unclear without a definition provided to describe how bricklink is
using the term. I asked buyer to pay via bricklink via paypal or stripe onsite.
Maybe buyer is also unclear.
Onsite means paid through the bricklink link to paypal. Paying directly at PayPal
is offsite.
Thank you, so "Payment ByayPal (Onsite)", what am I doing wrong to
not get a shipped option?
Side note, where did that tongue out emoji come from? Clearly I coded it in inadvertently
somehow, so weird.
paid via paypal onsite. now is that on paypals onsite, or on bricklinks onsite,
the term is unclear without a definition provided to describe how bricklink is
using the term. I asked buyer to pay via bricklink via paypal or stripe onsite.
Maybe buyer is also unclear.
Onsite means paid through the bricklink link to paypal. Paying directly at PayPal
is offsite.
Thank you, so "Payment ByayPal (Onsite)", what am I doing wrong to
not get a shipped option?
Side note, where did that tongue out emoji come from? Clearly I coded it in inadvertently
somehow, so weird.
paid via paypal onsite. now is that on paypals onsite, or on bricklinks onsite,
the term is unclear without a definition provided to describe how bricklink is
using the term. I asked buyer to pay via bricklink via paypal or stripe onsite.
Maybe buyer is also unclear.
Onsite means paid through the bricklink link to paypal. Paying directly at PayPal
is offsite.
Thank you, so "Payment ByayPal (Onsite)", what am I doing wrong to
not get a shipped option?
That’s just the method they selected not necessarily what they paid with. Please
navigate to the order and please post a picture of what you have here. If you
don’t have the “issue refund” button on the top right then they didn’t pay onsite.
So you then have to go manually to your PayPal and find their payment and then
refund that and have them pay on bricklink
paid via paypal onsite. now is that on paypals onsite, or on bricklinks onsite,
the term is unclear without a definition provided to describe how bricklink is
using the term. I asked buyer to pay via bricklink via paypal or stripe onsite.
Maybe buyer is also unclear.
Onsite means paid through the bricklink link to paypal. Paying directly at PayPal
is offsite.
Thank you, so "Payment ByayPal (Onsite)", what am I doing wrong to
not get a shipped option?
That’s just the method they selected not necessarily what they paid with. Please
navigate to the order and please post a picture of what you have here. If you
don’t have the “issue refund” button on the top right then they didn’t pay onsite.
So you then have to go manually to your PayPal and find their payment and then
refund that and have them pay on bricklink
Ahh, were getting there. So a buyer can physically select "Payment By: PayPal
(Onsite)" when checking out and then pay via off site PayPal? I did not know
that. That seems to be a flaw in this system, to put it mildly...
paid via paypal onsite. now is that on paypals onsite, or on bricklinks onsite,
the term is unclear without a definition provided to describe how bricklink is
using the term. I asked buyer to pay via bricklink via paypal or stripe onsite.
Maybe buyer is also unclear.
Onsite means paid through the bricklink link to paypal. Paying directly at PayPal
is offsite.
Thank you, so "Payment ByayPal (Onsite)", what am I doing wrong to
not get a shipped option?
That’s just the method they selected not necessarily what they paid with. Please
navigate to the order and please post a picture of what you have here. If you
don’t have the “issue refund” button on the top right then they didn’t pay onsite.
So you then have to go manually to your PayPal and find their payment and then
refund that and have them pay on bricklink
Ahh, were getting there. So a buyer can physically select "Payment By: PayPal
(Onsite)" when checking out and then pay via off site PayPal? I did not know
that. That seems to be a flaw in this system, to put it mildly...
Yes . Unfortunately there is nothing that can stop a buyer from manually going
to PayPal and typing in your email and sending the money. In this case it probably
that 1 or more items in the order forced it to go manual and the buyer then got
the email from bricklink saying “please send $$$ to (email)” without directly
going to bricklink to pay for the order. It’s unfortunate but does still sometimes
happen
I am at "packed", and have already been paid, but bricklink will not
allow "shipped". Any suggestions?
if you were payed off-site and taxes are involved there is no way to mark it
as shipped.
you will need to refund the buyer in full and ask the him to pay through an on-site
method.
Order Date: Nov 12, 2024 00:06
Payment By: PayPal (Onsite)
Payment In: US Dollar
Order Status: Packed
Changed: Nov 14, 2024 10:29
Total Items: 1
Unique Items (Lots): 1
Invoiced: Nov 12, 2024 13:30
Shipping Method: Manual Invoice
For all orders weighing more than 2.3 ounces.
Order Total: US $13.00
Shipping: US $8.96
Insurance: US $0.00
Additional Charges 1: US $0.00
Additional Charges 2: US $0.00
Credit: US $0.00
Est. California Sales Tax: US $1.24
Grand Total: US $23.20
Orders in this Store: 1
paid via paypal onsite. now is that on paypals onsite, or on bricklinks onsite,
the term is unclear without a definition provided to describe how bricklink is
using the term. I asked buyer to pay via bricklink via paypal or stripe onsite.
Maybe buyer is also unclear.
Payment By: PayPal (Onsite) only means that it should be paid through PayPal
Onsite, not that it has been paid through that route. If the buyer has paid offsite,
directly to your e-mail address, that's what went wrong. Check this on your
PayPal account and refund through there as explained in one the earliest replies.
Then the buyer can pay through the proper link on your invoice.
Similarly, that the tax has been specified on your order email does not mean
that it has been paid; this only gets paid properly through the Onsite payment
options.
As advice: make sure that your PayPal e-mailaddress and your normal e-mailaddress
are not the same so that people can not accidentally pay offsite.
And finally the : P minus the space creates the emoji.
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United Kingdom, England
ayPal (Onsite)", what am I doing wrong to
. Unfortunately there is nothing that can stop a buyer from manually going
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