Remove invoice limits

[tony41]

Please could you arrange for sellers to be able to send an invoice with more than 99 items on it?
I realise it will not be of importance to many sellers but sellers of collectibles do sell more than 100 items on occasions.
Thank you

[JDStamps]

Yup, we sure do!

[bunsock]

I believe the limit is put there because PayPal won't accept more than 100 items on a payment.

However it can be a right pain and should be addressed. If any PayPal limit can't be overcome couldn't the invoice just list the first 98 items and then have a single composite item with a caption, say, "A further n items not detailed:"

[tonyreddevil]

If a person sells 100 or 100 stamps.
Invoice for 50.
A second invoice for the second 50.
Easy as Pie.

[madelaine]

I'm listing more stamps so I expect to need this any day now!

[bunsock]

If a person sells 100 or 100 stamps.
Invoice for 50.
A second invoice for the second 50.
Easy as Pie.

That could confuse the buyer. It also means more PayPal charges.

[MPS16]

If a person sells 100 or 100 stamps.
Invoice for 50.
A second invoice for the second 50.
Easy as Pie.

Actually its not that simple.

I sold 254 stamps to a new eBid member.

The system only produced an invoice for the first 99 items.

To calculate the total invoice price (so that I could create a PayPal invoice) and produce a picking/packing list, so that I could identify which stamps he had bought, reqired me to create a basic Excel Spread Sheet.

It was very time consuming.

[bunsock]

Yes, it does need fixing. Its not only stamps, as I hit the problem occasionally with photos and postcards.

[madelaine]

tony, we don't want glib answers - those of us who have had the problem have worked round it already - we need the system altered.

[tonyreddevil]

Madeline send a direct question to Ebid, is what i suggest Now!