fraud by e bay

[detekc_57]

here we go again 

i sold an item for £10 PLUS postage which was just over two pounds , that would make a return to me of just over £12 .. what's my balance ? can you guess ? £4.12 !!!!

why are e bay now so poor at this ?

[tommystrezures]

IF you accepted an offer on an item you need to account for the fact that the offer price includes BPF, which you as the seller pay. So that is approx £1.12  accounted for. The item had simple delivery on it by the looks of things so the buyer would have paid postage you just need to print the label out supplied by ebay, (you don't receive these funds)

You need to goto your seller hub here: https://www.ebay.co.uk/sh/fin/summary Click on the item in question and it will give a full breakdown in fees. eg if you promoted the item etc.

eBay can be a lot of things but one thing they do do well is collect their fees and correctly.

[detekc_57]

Except it wasn't an offer it was £12 for me e bay charged additions to the buyer , I received a reply from e bay claiming it was for postage charges ..which the buyer paid so thriving e Bayer your employer has stolen postage from me and the buyer 

Thrives pure thievery 

[jckl1957]

Nobody who replies in here and tries to help you is employed by Ebay.

Did you use the link supplied in post 2 to check the breakdown of payments made and fees deducted?  We don't have access to your account so can't see what has happened.  If you go to the item in your orders and click on 'transaction details', you can scroll down to see the 'transaction breakdown'.

If you chose to promote your item, there would be charges.

Genuinely, I have sold on Ebay for 21 years, sold over 6000 items and I have NEVER known them to overcharge me on fees.