eBay and Pitney Bowes Extend Partnership – Further Enabling Sellers To Grow Sales Internationally

Pitney Bowes will continue to provide a range of cross-border eCommerce logistics services to eBay in the US and UK, the companies announced today.

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In the US, Pitney Bowes has been a partner to eBay since 2012 and will continue to support eBay’s Global Shipping Program (GSP) with leading technology, compliance and cross-border delivery services as eBay transitions Sellers from GSP to the new eBay International Shipping.

Pitney Bowes will continue to be a partner, offering a range of eCommerce logistics services to support eBay International Shipping going forward.

“As our partnership enters its second decade, Pitney Bowes is excited to be a part of eBay’s renewed vision to make international selling as simple and seamless as domestic delivery for eBay Sellers and buyers around the globe,” said Gregg Zegras, EVP & President, Global eCommerce at Pitney Bowes.

eBay Global Shipping for UK Sellers

In the UK, Pitney Bowes has renewed its agreement to support eBay’s UK Global Shipping Program as eBay looks to add sellers to the program and drive more value to its successful and growing online marketplace.

Pitney Bowes has provided technology, compliance and cross-border delivery services to help eBay sellers in the UK reach consumers internationally since 2014.

“The eBay Global Shipping Programme simplifies and removes friction from the increasing complexity of selling internationally. We look forward to working with Pitney Bowes to drive further growth for our sellers,” said Cristian van Tienhoven, Chief Operating Officer at eBay UK.