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eBay fees

Started by JMV, January 02, 2008, 01:43:50 AM

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JMV

Does eBay charge the fees on placing an item, the fees for when it is sold, then go ahead and charge you the PayPal fee too?  Or do they waive the paypal fee since they pretty much rape the rest of your sales.
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sleepin_dude_99

Ummm...

All I know about eBay is that you buy crap,pay the shipping fees to whoever, pay the actual fee to whoever, and make sure you're getting a PSP, not a brick,.

WiiGuy

This is on eBay's website ;)
http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/questions/what-fees.html

Insertion Fee - If you want to sell on item on eBay, you create a listing using the Sell Your Item form. When you list an item, you are charged an Insertion Fee for the listing. The Insertion Fee is based on what you decide is the Starting Price of your item or the Reserve Price if one is included. For example, you want to sell your Sony camera. You list it with a Starting Price of $60.00. The Insertion Fee would be $2.40 (from the table on the fee page).

Final Value Fee - If the item sells, you are charged a Final Value Fee. The Final Value Fee is based on the final amount the item sells for. The Final Value Fee does not include shipping costs. For example, your item sells for $153.00. Your Final Value Fee would be $5.47. This is calculated as follows: $1.31 (.0525 times $25.00) plus $4.16 (.0325 times $128.00) for a total of $5.47.

Listing upgrades - Additionally, you may want to add a subtitle or an extra picture to your listing, a charge would be added for each listing upgrade. The charges also depend on the category and format you list in.

When you sell an item, you can review your fees on the Sell Your Item form before you submit your listing

Macawmoses

Lots of times, however, they offer to give you free listings, etc.

ME86


WiiGuy

Quote from: ME86 on January 02, 2008, 09:06:17 AM
Quote from: Kilroy on January 02, 2008, 04:24:21 AM
make sure you're getting a PSP, not a brick,.

wut
A bricked PSP is a DEAD PSP ;)

your PSP is bricked when....

you try to turn on your PSP, the green light turns on, the screen never comes on, green light blinks, then your PSP shuts down......your PSP is now useless.

ME86

Quote from: WiiGuy on January 02, 2008, 09:18:47 AM
Quote from: ME86 on January 02, 2008, 09:06:17 AM
Quote from: Kilroy on January 02, 2008, 04:24:21 AM
make sure you're getting a PSP, not a brick,.

wut
A bricked PSP is a DEAD PSP ;)

your PSP is bricked when....

you try to turn on your PSP, the green light turns on, the screen never comes on, green light blinks, then your PSP shuts down......your PSP is now useless.

I know what a bricked PSP is. >___________________________________________________________________________>





ThePowerOfOne

I forgot where I heard... But I think its like a penny a month or something. But you have to put some amount of money down first.