Ebay Seller Guide Requirements Fees and Cost Tips

Ebay Seller Guide Requirements Fees and Cost Tips

This article, from a data analyst's perspective, provides a detailed analysis of eBay seller onboarding requirements, fee structure, and cost optimization strategies. It covers business qualification requirements, a breakdown of various fees (platform usage fees, listing fees, transaction fees, etc.), and offers practical advice such as selecting profitable products, optimizing listings, and implementing reasonable pricing. The aim is to help sellers effectively control costs, increase profit margins, and successfully onboard onto eBay.

02/05/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Guide to Selling on Shopee in Southeast Asias Ecommerce Market

Guide to Selling on Shopee in Southeast Asias Ecommerce Market

This article details the necessary materials for opening a store on Shopee, including a business license, legal representative ID, proof of operating experience, company address, store transaction screenshots, and contact information. It emphasizes Shopee's user-friendliness for beginners, highlighting that even without prior e-commerce experience, individuals can simplify the onboarding process by selecting specific options. This allows them to easily embark on their cross-border e-commerce journey on the Shopee platform.

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Shopee Sellers Gain Insights on Boosting Account Health

Shopee Sellers Gain Insights on Boosting Account Health

This article analyzes Shopee's 'Account Health' page from a data analyst's perspective, detailing its three core modules: My Performance, Issues to Improve, and Metrics. By understanding the definitions and calculations of each metric, sellers can identify problems promptly, optimize their operational strategies, and improve their shop's health level. This, in turn, leads to increased platform support and higher sales revenue. The analysis provides actionable insights for maintaining a healthy Shopee shop and maximizing its potential.

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Amazon Tightens Review Rules for Sellers

Amazon Tightens Review Rules for Sellers

Amazon is escalating its crackdown on review manipulation, targeting those who benefit from fraudulent activities. This article provides two methods for bulk querying advertising campaign ASINs, helping sellers refine their operations. It emphasizes the importance of compliant operations, advising sellers to embrace compliance and improve product and service quality. By focusing on ethical practices and delivering value to customers, sellers can build sustainable businesses on Amazon and avoid penalties associated with non-compliance.

02/05/2026 Customs Knowledge
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WCO Aids Fiji in Enhancing Disaster Response

WCO Aids Fiji in Enhancing Disaster Response

The World Customs Organization (WCO), through its COVID-19 Project funded by the Government of Japan, conducted a workshop for Fiji Customs to enhance its capacity to respond to emergencies like natural disasters. The workshop focused on reviewing and optimizing customs clearance procedures for relief goods and strengthening inter-agency collaboration. This initiative aims to help Pacific Island Countries build more resilient disaster management systems, ensuring timely delivery of aid and essential supplies during crises. The overall goal is to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of humanitarian assistance.

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Guide to Fixing IIS 75 5032 Service Errors

Guide to Fixing IIS 75 5032 Service Errors

IIS 7.5 503.2 errors are typically caused by excessive concurrent requests or performance bottlenecks. Solutions include adjusting `appConcurrentRequestLimit`, optimizing code, troubleshooting deadlocks, and implementing load balancing. Addressing these areas can help alleviate the 503.2 error and improve the overall performance and stability of the IIS server.

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Malawi Implements Competencybased HR System for Tax Authority

Malawi Implements Competencybased HR System for Tax Authority

The Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA), in collaboration with the World Customs Organization (WCO), is implementing a competency-based Human Resource Management system to enhance operational efficiency, revenue collection, and stakeholder relations. The project involves workshops to improve staff capabilities and plans to implement pilot projects. The WCO has pledged continued support to assist the MRA in achieving its modernization goals. This initiative aims to build a more effective and efficient tax administration system in Malawi.

02/05/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Asiapacific Customs Adopt WCO Ecommerce Compliance Standards

Asiapacific Customs Adopt WCO Ecommerce Compliance Standards

The 2021 WCO Asia-Pacific Regional Seminar focused on cross-border e-commerce compliance, aiming to promote the effective implementation of the WCO E-Commerce FoS Framework in the Asia-Pacific region. The conference brought together various stakeholders to discuss core issues such as advance electronic data, data exchange, and tax collection. Participants shared experiences, explored challenges, and laid the foundation for building a secure and efficient cross-border e-commerce ecosystem. The pandemic has accelerated the development of e-commerce, further highlighting the importance of the framework.

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WCO Strengthens Asiapacific Plastic Waste Rules Aids Indonesia and Philippines

WCO Strengthens Asiapacific Plastic Waste Rules Aids Indonesia and Philippines

The World Customs Organization (WCO) launched the Asia Pacific Border Management Waste Project to strengthen customs control over plastic waste in the Asia Pacific region. Through virtual diagnostic missions to Indonesia and the Philippines, the WCO will provide tailored implementation plans and regional workshops to address the challenges posed by the Basel Convention's Plastic Waste Amendments. This initiative aims to collectively combat global plastic pollution by enhancing customs' capacity to monitor and manage transboundary movements of plastic waste.

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Asiapacific Customs Centers Adapt to Remote Learning Hurdles

Asiapacific Customs Centers Adapt to Remote Learning Hurdles

The Asia Pacific Customs Training Center (APCTC) conference explored remote training during the pandemic. Experiences were shared from China (VR), Fiji (online platforms), Hong Kong (interactive methods), and India (MOOCs). The World Customs Organization (WCO) emphasized the importance of data analysis in remote training programs. The conference highlighted innovative approaches and the crucial role of technology in maintaining customs capacity building efforts throughout the Asia Pacific region despite travel restrictions and other challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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