The shipping help link is not helpful.
We get it, you are charging us a $2 fee for using PirateShip.

How do we ensure the fee is passed onto the buyer?

A per transaction price hike like this should come with an option checkbox like “charge buyer the $2 fee” vs “I’ll pay the $2 fee”?

Batch Edit is lacking basic functionality if I can not adjust price + or – by $ or %. So that is not an option.

To suggest we manually edit every single price one at a time on over a thousand items is almost shocking.

Besides that, it seems every time we sync with eBay it pulls the current price again so wouldn’t BZ just drop them all back to our normal price?

Our BZ buyers must now pay $2 more than our other store platforms.

So now we are left with “yes, new transaction charge”.

Our question is does BZ plan on adding a new option to pass the fee on or fix batch edit and add adjust all items prices + or -?

Maybe the option hat should have always been, letting sellers OPT OUT?

@Thank_You_Cards

I’m surprised that Bonanza told you had to edit each listing one-at-a-time. They actually do have a tool you can use. It’s a bit of a clunky process… but much faster than editing each listing manually!

1) Go to Selling → Batch Edit Items
2) Click on Inventory Details and press the “Export filtered Items” button
3) This will walk you through the process to select your item fields and export them to a CSV file
4) You can then open the CSV file in your favorite spreadsheet editor, and use a formula to increase your prices by $2.00
5) Save your changed file
6) Go to Selling → Add or Edit Items
7) Click on the Inventory File hyperlink
8) There you can upload your inventory file, making sure that the mappings are correct and that the box is checked for “revise previously imported items”

Oh… and then there’s another process you could also use, if you don’t have a wide variety of price points…

1) Go to Selling → Batch Edit Items
2) Click the “Add a filter” button
3) Fill in the criteria for the “Price is between” field for one of your price points and apply the filter
4) In the item basics section, select the set price field… and enter a price that is $2.00 higher than the price point you’re editing.
5) Repeat the process for each of your price points.

So… there’s Definitely better ways than editing each one manually… as someone with tens of thousands of listings across multiple Bonanza accounts… there’s no way we’d be able to manually change our listing pricing! There’s probably other ways to do this as well, which is why the response from Bonanza support to edit each one manually was so shocking. I hope that helps!

Or…. just use their shipping and save the $2.00. I agree it is beyond ridiculous to charge sellers for using other shipping options, but, if we want to play here we have to follow their rules unfortunately.