Paying £0.35 insertion fees for making revisions to existing listings | Seller Central

green_apple_55 · 2026-01-30T14:09:12.746000Z

eBay Customer Services agent has advised that once a private seller has used up their 300 free listings within a month, they must pay a £0.35 insertion fee to revise any of those 300 listings within the same month. These charges are showing up as insertion fees on the transactions list after making revisions so are definitely being charged. eBay Customer Services agent also advised that all revisions to a listing count as one of the private seller's free listings (i.e. if you list something and then change the price the next day, and then add some extra item specifics the next day, then you have now used 3 of your 300 free listings allocation on that one listing). Is anyone please able to show me where this is within the eBay policies? I have looked at the "Fees for private sellers" page but it wasn't immediately clear that insertion fees were charged for revisions. The "Revise a listing" help page states "There's no fee to revise a listing unless you add a special feature". It's possible that the eBay Customer Service agent was incorrect, but if they are incorrect then why are the insertion fees still being applied and how does one go about preventing them from being applied in future?

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