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30-12-2017 12:48 PM
I put three items for sale recently, one was a car which didn't sell and two smaller items which sold for £33.59. my invoice arrived from ebay for £24.25, and that does not include my paypal fees.
Having not sold anything for some time, I had a shock when I saw the figures. I might as well given the items away for free as I would have got more satisfaction from it.
Surely ebay have priced themselves out of the market as I and probably many others will be looking elsewhere to sell their goods if this is the norm.
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30-12-2017
12:52 PM
you listed the car twice so incurred two lots of insertion fees, it costs £10 to list a car and you have to pay the fee even if the car doesn't sell,
you also had a winning bidder so you will be charged a £20 final value fee,
If you had a non payer you need to complete a non payment case to get your final value fees refunded and give them a non payment strike
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