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How to Contact Etsy Support

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Suppose that you have a problem with your Etsy account. Or maybe you need help with a transaction. In either case, you can send a message to Etsy Support right from the Help page. You can also send a message to Etsy Support to notify that group of a problem on the site. Here’s how:

While logged in to your Etsy account, click the Help link that appears along the top of any Etsy page.

While logged in to your Etsy account, click the Help link that appears along the top of any Etsy page.

The Help page opens.

Click the Email us link at the bottom of the page.

Click the Email us link at the bottom of the page.

The Email Etsy Support page opens.

Click the Select a Topic drop-down arrow and select a category.

Click the Select a Topic drop-down arrow and select a category.

Choices include categories that pertain to account settings, setting up your shop, seller tools, listings, payment methods, troubleshooting, Direct Checkout, and more.

Etsy displays a list of articles that may help to answer your question. Click one to read it. Otherwise, continue to the next step.

Type a subject for your message in the Subject field.

Being clear about the problem in the Subject field will help Etsy answer your question.

In the Message field, type your message.

Optionally, you can attach a file; to do so, click the Choose a File button, and then locate and select the file that you want to attach.

For example, if you’re experiencing a problem with your shop page, you might capture a screen shot of the page and attach that image file to your message.

Click Submit.

Click Submit.

Etsy notifies you that your question has been submitted; it also sends you a confirmation e-mail to that effect.

When it has your answer, Etsy sends it to you via e-mail. You can reply to the person who sent the e-mail if you have further questions.

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Kate Gatski is an artisan, an entrepreneur, an educator, a veteran Etsy seller, and a member of the Full Time Etsy Crafters Team an exclusive group for full-time or high-volume Etsy sellers.

Kate Shoup is the author of numerous crafting books, including Not Your Mama's Beading, and Rubbish: Reuse Your Refuse.