New buyer protection means a return of fees for the seller - its a con.

If i want to list something for £20 ebay will take £1.49 so I will get £18.51 - how is that not a fee for me???

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New buyer protection means a return of fees for the seller - its a con.

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The cost needs to be added into your listing price as the seller.

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New buyer protection means a return of fees for the seller - its a con.

So the buyer will pay more if sellers don't want to take the hit.

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New buyer protection means a return of fees for the seller - its a con.

Well ebay  may well loose buyers as a result,and sellers may well have to wait upto 14 days to get paid.

 

A lot of unhappy private sellers out there regarding the changes coming into effect Jan/Feb

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New buyer protection means a return of fees for the seller - its a con.

I'm not surprised there are many unhappy sellers - I guess this will be a massive boost for Facebook Marketplace then.

I did wonder how long they could sustain the 'No Fees' but this solution is an insult to many peoples intelligence. - Very disappointed and will now have to think much harder about what and how to sell.

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