I am trying to print a shipping label for a customer order (via Bonanza), but I am getting an error because the customer does not have their last name filled in on the shipping information. However, I can see the last name on the order page. But Bonanza does not let me edit the customer address/name, instead it’s just giving an error message and not letting me create a label. Does anyone know a way around this issue?
PS It was not a Paypal order (it’s Stripe) so I can’t just do it through Paypal. And right now my Paypal balance is zero so I’m not able to create a separate label on Paypal (they seem to only use your balance for that – not letting me select my linked bank account instead).
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KazooDecor Reputation: 650 See KazooDecor's booth |
Hello KazooDecor,
Welcome to the Bonanza Community!!
We recommend that you contact Bonanza Support, they can assist you with updating the name on the order.
Please email our award-winning support team and they will be glad to assist you further. [email protected]
Thank you and Happy Selling!
Kind Regards
Wanda
Bonanza Support
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bonanzawanda Reputation: 1046 See bonanzawanda's booth |
You can still print it on paypal…use the shipping tool (Click on manage multi order shipping tool, then create label)
either way you can create a label
I use it for all my stripe and amazon pay shipping orders
If you have paypal balance as first choice for payment, then switch to another option as first choice…(using the manage multi order shipping allows me to choose payment option)
Also..I really wish buyers would fill their whole name when purchasing or bonanza would not allow check out until all information has been entered…
I have had to actually email people to ask them their last name (paypal is not a problem, their info is there) but on Stripe that is not always the case
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
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