The words you will meet here that are not ordinary auction words.
Show — a live session where a seller sells things one at a time.
Host — the person running a show. Usually the store owner, sometimes somebody on their team.
Store — a seller's shop. Identity-checked before it can take money. Who can open one.
Listing — one item, with its own photographs, description and delivery rules.
Delivery option — the rules a listing points at: where it goes, how, and what it costs. How it works.
Zone — an area a seller delivers to, defined by radius, PIN codes, districts, states, or all of India. More.
Pickup point — a place a seller lets buyers collect from.
Collect-by — how long you have to collect a pickup order once it is ready. 72 hours unless the seller set otherwise. More.
Combining — later wins in the same show shipping with the first, by default with nothing extra to pay.
Balance — a seller's running total between a sale and a payout. What moves it.
Payout — money leaving the balance for a seller's bank, after the item reaches the buyer. When.
Commission — what Metzee charges on a sale, with GST on top, both shown as separate invoice lines. More.
Credits — promotional credit off an item's price, earned not bought, capped at a quarter of the item. More.
Boost — paying for placement, labelled Promoted. More.
Strike — a record against an account for something like an unpaid win or a missed dispatch. Enough of them and things stop being available. More.
Dispute — a problem raised on an order. The store answers within 48 hours; then Metzee can step in. More.
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