Buyer Protection Fees - What happens with Best offers on Buy it Now listings?

[saffris]

Using eBay's own example, if I list an item as Buy it Now for £10, the buyer will see £11.15. If the buyer then makes a Best Offer of £10, what will I see? Will eBay calculate this as an offer (to me the seller) of £8.89 so that when they add the fees back on it nets out at £10 for the buyer?

Sorry if my maths is wrong but hopefully you get the picture.

[barry.110]

I don't know the answer but I was just wondering about something very similar. I was thinking about if I have a buy it now listed as £10 and the potential buyer is shown the price as £11.15, if I decide to send an offer to the potential buyer of say £9 I assume the system will be set up to automatically show the buyer the £10.11.

[parsley2003]

Yes what ever your price they will add 75P and 4% of it