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10% off Eligible Items ($100 Min Spend, $200 Max Discount, 5 Transactions) @ eBay

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doweyy on 12/04/2019 - 15:10 ebay.com.au (2956 clicks)
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PEARL

Greetings everyone, this deal is back again for a limited time. Min $100 Spend, Max $200 Discount and Max 5 Transactions at eBay on eligible items.

Offer Period. This offer is available for a limited time only, for as long as it is advertised by eBay on www.ebay.com.au (“Offer Period”). eBay reserves the right to cancel the offer at any time.

Conditions. The offer entitles you to 10% off the purchase price (excluding postage costs) on all Eligible Items listed on www.ebay.com.au when you spend $100 or more in one transaction during the Offer Period, up to a maximum discount of $200 per transaction. Multiple items may be purchased in one transaction (up to a maximum of 10 items per transaction). All monetary amounts specified in these terms and conditions are in Australian dollars (AUD).

‘Eligible Items’ means all items listed on eBay.com.au where these terms and conditions are found and the coupon redemption code PEARL is displayed in the item listing.

Terms and Conditions Here.

As always, enjoy!

Mod Note: Expiry appears to be 15th April. eBay reserves the right to cancel the offer at any time.

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  • Dram on 12/04/2019 - 15:21
    +1

    Didn't work for an Officeworks item i was keen on.

    • Pricebeat on 12/04/2019 - 15:22
      +16

      Has it ever?

      • Dram on 13/04/2019 - 14:34
        +3

        I wouldn't know, hence the post.
        Am i to deduce from your puerile post that Officeworks are generally excluded from such deals?

    • Mr Bargain Hunter on 12/04/2019 - 15:54
      +3

      Feel like giving up on eBay now.. waited and waited for a code that works on a phone I bought, I received it and it came completely damaged and shattered through Australia Post. I put up a return request but the seller is trying to claim that this is not their phone even though I'm taking pictures of the box which has the IMEI number they put on the listing.

      I bought one item that I paid through bank transfer and the seller abandoned the site, and all eBay did was tell me to ask the bank for refund. Chances of getting back my $500 is about 1%.

      I bought 2 items worth $1500 and the sellers didn't ship and it has been 2 weeks.

      eBay? More like CrapBay.

      • Jamesx on 12/04/2019 - 16:12
        +18

        buying on eBay and not paying via PayPal? not protecting yourself properly, unfortunately.

        • Mr Bargain Hunter on 12/04/2019 - 16:16
          -1

          I bought everything I bought that I mentioned above via Paypal except for a $500 item, of which the seller abandoned the site as soon as they received the money of me and 4 other buyers. We're all spread out across the country so can't even meet up and visit a Police station together to report them.

      • Aeonx on 12/04/2019 - 16:16
        +11

        Looks like you had a bad run, but I fail to see how it’s ebays fault.

        • reu on 12/04/2019 - 21:03

          Ebay don't do enough to clean out the filth that seek to cheat people out of their money.

      • justtoreply on 12/04/2019 - 18:05
        +1

        Item 1) You'll get the money for the phone back. Sadly, even if you chose not to have postal insurance, it'll come from the sellers pocket. Ebay categorically side with the buyer (IMHO.. from some personal experience… but google it and you'll see why I think that).

        It's painful as a seller to have someone cheap out on postage by a few dollars and somehow you're supposed to be the one out of pocket.

        It's often hard to do much about it. You can force them to pay extra post by not offering regular, but with Australia post's crazy prices (eg: $2.55 to send a game uninsured, nearly $10 insured though) you actually don't have that option as much as you think.

        Item 2) The bank transfer payment, sadly, is on you. But I think ebay should be able to confirm it wasn't sent which is all your bank needs to reverse the payment.

        Items 3 & 4) If they don't arrive by the specified date (check the listing) you'll get the $1500 of other stuff back too. Yes it is an inconvenience.

        It's a rough experience, but you may in fact get all your $ back yet.

        • dm01 on 12/04/2019 - 19:24
          +1

          It's painful as a seller to have someone cheap out on postage by a few dollars and somehow you're supposed to be the one out of pocket.

          Two points. First, if the phone came shattered it's the sellers fault for not packing it securely enough, so of course they should be the one out of pocket. Aus. Post has very clear guidelines about what an package needs to be able to physically withstand in the postal system.

          Secondly, whether the buyer pays for insurance or not, eBay's MBG puts the onus squarely on the seller to ensure the item is delivered and in the condition advertised, so sending something uninsured is always at the seller's risk. If you're smart, you factor the insurance cost into the sell price regardless of whether you're charging an additional fee for it.

          • Mr Bargain Hunter on 13/04/2019 - 00:49

            @dm01: Thanks for this, useful information I can provide to support my case. No doubt eBay will look at the policies involved and the responsibilities of the parties involved.

            • dm01 on 13/04/2019 - 07:28

              @Mr Bargain Hunter: eBay generally find in favour of the buyer regardless of the facts involved.

              Last week I sold an old Kindle touch of mine that was in perfect working condition. Got a return request from the buyer a couple of days later for the reason 'Doesn't work or defective' but in the message they included the admitted the Kindle was working fine, however they were having issues syncing their book library to it, contradicting their reason for wanting to return it.

              I got onto eBay and pointed this out, and they agreed it was an invalid claim. But they still refunded her! Fortunately they did so from their own pockets and I wasn't penalised in any way, but eBay are all about keeping the buyer happy.

        • Mr Bargain Hunter on 13/04/2019 - 00:56

          1) This woman who sold the iPhone to me is extremely smart, she'll be $560 out of pocket if the return/refund goes ahead so she's trying everything she possibly can, saying her cousin works for Apple and knows that the iPhone can only be identified by some key etc. Luckily, I can just take out the SIM card tray and show that the IMEI of phone matches the IMEI on the box, proving it's the one that she sent. Poor seller though, they can't do much other than get a replacement from Apple for $850, on top of the price she actually paid for it. AusshittyPost will only give max $50 compensation for Regular parcels, and that too after quite a few hurdles.

          2) eBay is not cooperating at all and keep mentioning that this is an external, private sale and it's the bank's responsibility.

          • dm01 on 13/04/2019 - 07:43
            +1

            @Mr Bargain Hunter: Re: 1) Poor seller? I don't think so - she's packed it inadequately and is now trying to lie about it to avoid taking responsibility - sellers like her are what gives eBay a bad reputation. Best thing that can happen is she loses $560 in the refund (+ return postage which she'll have to cover when you send it back) and she quits using eBay as a result.

            AusshittyPost will only give max $50 compensation for Regular parcels, and that too after quite a few hurdles.

            Aus. Post's T&C's are there for all to see, along with their packing requirements. Don't blame them for the seller's uselessness.

            Re: 2) As soon as you make a purchase using on eBay using a payment method other than PayPal, you step outside the protection of eBay's money back guarantee. Always pay with PayPal…always pay with PayPal…ALWAYS pay with PayPal.

            Forget chasing eBay for this transaction - it's not their problem 'cause you didn't pay with PayPal! Fill out a stat. dec and file a report with the police, then send the details of this to the seller as well as the bank. You might be able to scare them into refunding.

      • Buy2Much on 12/04/2019 - 22:00

        May be stating the obvious, I'd normally avoid sellers if:
        1. The seller profile has been created recently (within a month)
        2. 0 feed backs, or 1-2 feedbacks items which they bought(not sold) recently, just to make them look not like newbie profile
        3. Price too good to be true, amazing how many fall for it (one seller with 0 or little feedbacks, suddenly list a new camera trending $1000 for only $500, seriously?)
        Bargain hunter I may be, if I buy a high priced item, just like getting a quote for car repair, I would not necessarily choose the absolute cheapest, unless that seller has a large amount of positive feedbacks.

        • dm01 on 13/04/2019 - 07:54

          Valid points, though everyone has to start somewhere with their eBay selling profile. I have no hesitation in buying from new users (assuming they don't raise any other red flags with me) and have found that often the best way to gauge a seller is to contact them with a couple of relevant questions about the item and see if and how they respond.

      • magic8ballgag on 13/04/2019 - 07:49
        +1

        I bought one item that I paid through bank transfer and the seller abandoned the site, and all eBay did was tell me to ask the bank for refund.

        What exactly would you like eBay to do about that? Track the seller down in person and force them to refund you?

        If you pay via bank transfer over the internet, no matter what site you're using and how long it's been around for, you're asking for trouble.

    • elusive on 13/04/2019 - 05:48

      Worked on a SAS card I was eyeing :)

  • Aemit on 12/04/2019 - 15:25

    Waiting for 20% off

    • Diji1 on 12/04/2019 - 16:16

      Hasn't been one of those for a long time now.

      • 51ngh on 12/04/2019 - 16:56
        +1

        PEACE - currently on

  • profar on 12/04/2019 - 15:33
    +7

    Eligible Items’ means all items listed on eBay.com.au where these terms and conditions are found and the coupon redemption code PEARL is displayed in the item listing.

    Enjoy hunting and trying to find a listing with Pearl on it .

    • flagstones on 12/04/2019 - 15:46

      Yeah, they're always so vague..

    • FireRunner on 12/04/2019 - 16:37
      +1

      coupon redemption code PEARL is displayed in the item listing

      Not quite true, I've tested with a $90 item, because it's less than $100 the code isn't displayed.
      I've added two to cart and went to checkout, code works.
      Find an eligible item under $100 is a real pain though as you only find out during checkout.

  • neomoz on 12/04/2019 - 15:41
    +3

    Are these eligible items just plus sellers? Kinda annoying having these codes with all these conditions these days.

    • Calmago on 12/04/2019 - 15:52

      Mate, I think they way it works now is that they aren't specifying the categories it doesn't work in.

      All the items in our store have the discount code work as long as the base price is over $100.

    • dm01 on 12/04/2019 - 19:27

      FYI It's showing as applicable to second hand BIN items I'm selling that are over $100, and none of them qualify for eBay Plus.

  • xyron on 12/04/2019 - 15:46
    +12

    Is this the end of 10% off sitewide???

    • dm01 on 12/04/2019 - 19:28

      I think it probably is, at least for these more regularly occurring 10% off codes. They might still throw up the odd site-wide code from time to time.

  • go2home on 12/04/2019 - 15:55
    +2

    Can't find any item is "Eligible Items" in my watch list.

  • Ulysses31 on 12/04/2019 - 15:56
    -1

    Good Deal!

  • perfectlydark on 12/04/2019 - 16:07

    managed to snag a hero7 black for $458. not the cheapest they've been but I keep missing them. I'm happy enough

    • Buy2Much on 12/04/2019 - 22:32

      449.95 at Teds (EBay Plus). Definitely no Jack here (this sale code).

  • AaronR on 12/04/2019 - 16:13
    +25

    Well… I think it’s safe to say these new eBay deals cause more heartache than joy for me. Finding eligible items is like some kind of mythical pot of gold hunt. It grows tiresome.

  • insertusernamehere on 12/04/2019 - 16:15
    +3

    Once again doesn't work on anything I need

  • LaProblematique on 12/04/2019 - 16:15
    +17

    Sitewide or bust.

  • ACTGBilly on 12/04/2019 - 16:20
    +16

    Without search this "bargain" is useless. Have yet not find a single item

    • Sir Flabo on 12/04/2019 - 18:23
      +2

      Same! I haven't had a single item that was "eligible" for the past 3 of these - negging because of ebay not OP

  • Buy2Much on 12/04/2019 - 16:33
    +1

    It works for Australian sellers with good rating and sell regularly (both private and stores). It does not work for auctions.

    • dm01 on 12/04/2019 - 19:30

      My observations agree with this.

      • davidl2 on 14/04/2019 - 20:31

        try to buy an item from Australian seller, but code does not work.

        • dm01 on 14/04/2019 - 21:49

          It only works on some items from some sellers.

  • profar on 12/04/2019 - 16:39
    -2

    'Excluded Items' means;all items listed in the following categories;
    Cars, Bikes, Boats (9800), Coins (11116), Gift Cards (184609), Other Lots More Items (88433), Real Estate (10542); and
    all items sold by the following Sellers:
    Bunnings Warehouse
    Fantastic Furniture
    Coles Supermarkets
    Officeworks; and
    Target

    Previous 10% deals give a idea of what doesn't work and add on numerous new categories eg 1 I know is collectables .

  • endolphin on 12/04/2019 - 16:39
    +1

    Works for Good Guys

  • Maglia Nera on 12/04/2019 - 16:45

    any bargains or is this just another ad for fleabay?

  • bargainist on 12/04/2019 - 16:50
    +1

    Just because it's not sitewide, it doesn't warrant the negs.

    • AaronR on 12/04/2019 - 17:01
      +14

      The normal non-sitewide deals are popular because they stipulate clearly which sellers/categories are included. This coupon is very vague and you can’t find the items it applies to unless you literally open up the details page of an item and check.

      Some people may get lucky and save money… and that’s great. Doesn’t mean the conditions behind this coupon are not ridiculous though.

      • ACTGBilly on 12/04/2019 - 17:05
        +10

        Yes, I agree. It fits under No Bargains Listed because they are too hard to find

      • bargainist on 12/04/2019 - 18:22
        +2

        You're comparing it to the regular site wide deal, which is irrelevant. This is a bargain itself if it applies to you.

  • profar on 12/04/2019 - 17:03
    +1

    Ebay seem to have forgotten another site that dwarfs there value is growing at 26% pa vs Ebay 3 % last few years .

    Permanent 5 and 6 % cashbacks only category missing is gift cards vs Ebay nobody exactly knows what category in or out .

  • Sir Flabo on 12/04/2019 - 18:27
    +3

    Maybe I'm too salty that none of my wanted items have been eligible for the past 3 of these sales, but I think that these eBay "bargains" should be left for sitewide deals or non vague advertisement sales. Leave the individual items that work with this code to promote themselves, otherwise - to me - it's annoying.

  • Zippy7 on 12/04/2019 - 19:12
    +1

    I can't seem to find any items listed with this discount - is there a search link available?

  • satcher on 12/04/2019 - 19:45

    Are they excluding items being sold with a seller promotion (e.g. $1 final value fees on weekend) to limit losses? If the seller is paying 10 or 11% then the promo costs them nothing.

    • [Deactivated] on 12/04/2019 - 20:24
      +2

      Are they excluding items being sold with a seller promotion (e.g. $1 final value fees on weekend) to limit losses?

      The answer is NO!

      I've listed many items with $1 final value fees and all of $100 or over items are now 10% off.

      So good on you eBay, you are helping the private sellers with these 10% off codes as well.

      I have more chances to sell them now than without any discount codes.

      Keep on coming ebay.

      Thank you and thanks to OP as well.

      • UncleRico on 12/04/2019 - 21:23
        +2

        Out of interest, what are you selling? Can you give us a link?

        I'm only curious because like so many others, nothing in my cart or watch list is showing up as eligible for any of these recent ambiguous sales.

  • dins on 12/04/2019 - 19:53
    +1

    Cheers OP :)

    Also just in case some are not aware the code PATCH is still active and it's site-wide.

    Buy One Get One 15% off Sitewide (Min Spend $75, Max Discount $300) @ eBay

  • milkyt on 12/04/2019 - 20:32
    +5

    In the past few days I have read a lots of comments on the ‘eligible items’ and lots of buyers are unsure or confused what is those items? Anyone try ringing up eBay to find out? I did, and even lodged 2 case as a Seller and a Buyer.
    Here is my findings, may give you some idea what eBay is trying to do. (After 10 calls, seems like only one have some idea, the others just tell me sorry they need to find out and get back to me [which never did]):

    The eligible items are based on Seller (not the item itself, this is important). Nothing to do with eBay Plus Sellers with their annual payment, as I raised this question with eBay too and many of them don’t know a thing…(BTW I am still waiting for eBay to gives me an answer to close my case)

    To be under the ‘eligible items’ (which eBay never explain which make this item except saying ‘T&C will be found and replayed in the item listing’…useless), the sellers who sell the item ( not with in those exclude items categories ) Must be one of the Top Rated Seller under eBay.com.au (note: this doesn’t means the Seller has to be a eBay Store or located in Australia, it means in the past 12 months the Seller has sold 100 items to buyers located in Australia with a total of US$2000 [and it’s USD, Not AUD… strange that they do that, but that’s what I confirmed] with 98+% positive feedback.)
    Then the ‘included’ items the seller sell will be an eligible item. (Like Big W, EB Games, and some other bigger players (not in the exception list like Officework, Target… but I feel Woolies/Big W will soon be in that list too) will works with this redemption code)

    So far I tested this on all items under the % off on eligible items promo on different Seller but on same items, and I found this rule above so far works on all items I selected base on the Sellers type. Also note, eBay mobile app might not let you know if the Seller is Top Rated it not and the ‘condition’ doesn’t pop up, but eBay Desktop version most of the time do and much easier to identify those items.

    I hope this explanation helps a lot of eBay shopper and continue to shop at eBay instead of moving to amazon. I used amazon myself, but found they don’t have good site’s deals like eBay, although I must admit amazon got good customer service, as if I bought a product and 2 days later it was on discount, I rang them up, they will just give me a part of the refund for the new price (that’s awesome, which I think eBay wouldn’t ever be able to), as well as amazon regularly update their price to match other online sites… Anyway, I do love shopping both online, but more on eBay still.

    Sorry for the Long message on the explanations. Just want to help with all the online shoppers in Australia! So far it works for my 3%, 7% and the 10% off eligible items promo. But I still wants back the old style of site wide promo…

    • Herbert on 12/04/2019 - 20:55

      I completely understand why eBay is doing discounted codes restricted to sellers tiered at "Above Standard" or "Top Performance"

      New sellers are usually offered with incentives such as free listings.

      When combined with 10% off,discounted eBay gift cards and free listings, eBay lost millions to "professionals" cashing out eBay incentives.

      • milkyt on 12/04/2019 - 21:23

        Yep! That’s right.
        I also tested on listing am item selling for $70 (in last promotion) on my personal Top Rated account which I usually used to sell stuff like my ‘garage sell’, as also asked my friend to list the same item with same condition selling it on eBay.

        The result?
        The list I am selling got the redemption code displayed.
        My friend ones doesn’t have it on display. We even try entering the code at checkout, nope… it will not work if my friend is the Seller, even though he buys hundreds more than I do with 100% positive feedback.

        Think eBay is trying to stop users to opens up new accounts for listing. Which I sees a lot of Seller is doing, which I see negative feedback on those and sending fakes stuff maybe to rip buyers money off…

    • Buy2Much on 12/04/2019 - 22:03
      +2

      I concur with your findings. But you don't need to be a big seller. I have sold some personal camera stuff over the last few months (definitely nowhere near 100 items), and my current listings qualify for the PEARL 10% off.

      • nismo on 13/04/2019 - 08:50

        Can someone then explain why I can't find any eligible items from qd_au?
        They are a Top Rated seller, currently with 99.6%
        https://feedback.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&…

        Also, is there a way to filter a search for Top Rated sellers results only? I cannot find it
        The closest I can find is "Sellers with eBay Stores"..

        Desktop version..

        And, I've also found the code working on a seller that has feedback UNDER 98% it's at 96.8% so um yeah
        https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Total-War-V2-Breach-by-Redcon1-E…

        Thanks for your comments milkyt but it's not adding up 😔

        • milkyt on 13/04/2019 - 20:16

          Even I am confuse now…
          Sorry and thank you for giving the examples of the sellers, I just rang up eBay and complaining about the confusion of the ‘eligible items’.
          Again, they don’t know, and I mention about groups in ozbargain is very frustrated about the recent eligible items discount promotion and they should reads it and get someone to gives us an answer.

          She said is first time she heard of this issue and sorry to hear this. She explained, for them she really don’t know How to qualify the ‘eligible item’ (in point 4 of the promo). But she point to me to a marketing team, which she will leave a message to them for me on how do the code the ‘eligible item’ (which is definitely based on the Seller type under eBay.com.au.), only hope they get back to me or someone from eBay Australia reply on this one…

          For myself I really want to find out, is confusing I know… and eBay isn’t too helpful on customer service as well…

          • nismo on 13/04/2019 - 20:24

            @milkyt: No worries. The reason I don't call customer service at most companies is, I don't have the patience and more often than not, you get a different answer every time…

            • milkyt on 13/04/2019 - 22:47

              @nismo: OK… finally got an answer from the Seller side:
              The Sellers for the eligible items are Targeted and random they said, usually for the big sellers.

              For the Buyer side: Sorry, they don’t have an answer on how to identify an eligible item, but she will definitely reflect my case (with examples of eBay items and sellers) to Marketing Team. As I was showing frustration and tell them about all the negative this is impacting eBay.

              If eBay is wise, they will definitely look into my case as well as other cases I raised. People in this forum can raise negative cases to them as a Buyer, I think eBay May go back to the old promotion style… Stiewide all the time…

      • wangasm on 13/04/2019 - 12:46

        I agree. I've seen many small sellers (less than 50 feedback) that are eligible for these promos. It seems to me to be completely random…

        • milkyt on 13/04/2019 - 20:31
          +2

          I understands now the promo is not based on feedback, but on ‘transactions’. This is because they might have done 200 transactions but only 50 feedbacks was left by the buyers. (This was explained to me by eBay)

          And also eBay do not show negative feedback on eBay.com.au only, a buyer might be from France and left a negative feedback, but might still be 100% feedback from the Australian buyers under eBay.com.au. The feedbacks shows under the Seller is based around the world, but the promo is only for buyers under eBay.com.au.

          Understands this is very complicated, as seems like only the Seller Hub on the Seller’s Account have those information from the newly Seller Hub from eBay… and only the people
          Coding the marketing promo knows the formula…
          (Maybe I should find a job in eBay Australia and gives all the buyers an answer…. and make eBay Better…)

    • nismo on 13/04/2019 - 09:03

      Milkyt, pls read my reply to OzTom above ^^ and help me make sense of this!

  • noshopping on 12/04/2019 - 21:03
    +6

    Added about $400 worth of stuff to cart, used the code and it says "We can't apply this code until you reach the minimum order total."
    Bye Ebay. Hello Aliexpress.

  • UncleRico on 12/04/2019 - 21:28
    +5

    The phrase, "stop wasting my time you jerks, with ambiguous promotions, no search capabilities and nothing in my watch list or cart qualifying for your obscure unlisted criteria" is an underused one…

  • henrikoez on 12/04/2019 - 22:04
    +3

    no cashback, no sitewide discount, well done ebay.

  • tif1607 on 12/04/2019 - 22:30
    +4

    Nothing in my cart is eligible….

  • Repstar on 12/04/2019 - 23:00
    +1

    It worked on a dog kennel I have been keeping my eye on. Thanks !

  • Dack Smith on 13/04/2019 - 08:58
    +4

    Hardly anything is eligible.

    Bait and switch

    eBay you've done it again

    Go F*** yourself ebutthole

  • Lunardude on 13/04/2019 - 09:15
    +3

    I never cast a negative vote before but this is really frustrating searching for item eligible for discount is like a lottery draw! It's clearly a Clickbate from Shi* Bay!

  • MrBillions on 14/04/2019 - 07:40

    Not enough items

  • JDKC on 14/04/2019 - 18:14

    This is going to be a silly question, does ending 15/4 mean this sale will be available tomorrow or ends tonight?

    Thanks

    • O O on 14/04/2019 - 18:57
      +1

      Tomorrow (Monday) night. 😄

  • whirlpool_guy on 14/04/2019 - 20:35
    +1

    Mr. eBay - it's not too late to retract these rubbish offers! Don't do it again, ever!

    • dm01 on 14/04/2019 - 21:52
      +2

      You say it's rubbish yet I've saved money with this code. Perhaps…like most bargains…it's suits some better than others?

  • Bruno28 on 14/04/2019 - 22:46

    Will there be anything for Easter? I need a site wide. Not just selected sellers. Can be 5% at least.

  • raybies on 14/04/2019 - 23:25

    Nothing eligible… bate marketing, shame on you ebay.

  • profar on 15/04/2019 - 09:53

    Anyone figure out the algorithm yet of what in or out ?

    Believe me Ebay aren't going to tell you with a phone call like what someone tried in the thread LOL .

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