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18-12-2020 12:34 AM
Hi thanks to you people, I now know eBay have no interest in overpriced items. My question is, is there any way to alert potential buyer about this? Just come across an item being sold by Boots for £2.99 with a number of eBay sellers pricing the same item for £8+, plus charging £4 if item cannot be delivered and another £4 deduction for something else, which I can't remember because it's way past my bedtime. I'm ok with people makiing a profit but think there has to be a limit.
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18-12-2020
10:09 PM
It is amazing how much you need to charge on ebay to make any money on a cheap item.
If they charge £8 for an item that cost £3 to buy they pay £3 postage and ebay and paypal fees of 80p plus 30p + a smal percentage then they make just under £1. If they charge P&P that would be more of course. But they may need to pay people to pack or have other expenses.
Those £4 charges are totally out of order though.
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