1. eBay stipulates that goods must be uploaded to the correct category of goods.

There are many types of goods on the eBay platform, and the classification of product types is also very complicated. If foreign traders want to upload goods on the platform, they must upload the goods to the correct category, otherwise the eBay system will automatically detect it as a wrong category, causing the system to automatically remove the product. On the other hand, even if eBay does not remove the products that we upload in the wrong category, consumers will not be able to find our products in the correct category of the product, thereby reducing the conversion rate of our products.

2. The location of the goods on the eBay platform must be guaranteed to be true.

Most merchants on e-commerce platforms have their own warehouses, so the location of the goods set is generally the correct real address, but for another part of the sellers who do one-piece delivery, because there is no product warehouse, the shipping address of the goods is inconsistent with the location of the product on the store. This infringes on the consumer's right to know, and it is very easy to be removed from the platform.

3. External links cannot be uploaded on the eBay platform.

Some sellers may want to upload some external links on the product information page or mark external links to attract traffic to other platforms' stores and increase product sales on other platforms. However, uploading external links on eBay is absolutely prohibited by the platform.

Fourth, product shipments must use international E-mail or postal express EMS services.

If our foreign traders do not want to use these two express delivery methods, they must use overseas warehousing services that can monitor the status of the goods. However, only these two methods can be used to ship to our buyers on the eBay platform, so this can be said to be a hard and fast rule.