Hi boella12, thanks for your post.
If you confirm the item number, I'd be happy to look into this for you.
Thank you,
Marco
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This is happening on the US site as well with that erroneous cost information showing in both Offers and on Order Details pages.
It looks to me like eBay has messed something up with the new Cost Of Goods Sold feature they announced at eBay Open last month.
The way it's supposed to work is that if a seller chooses to enter their COGS on the listing form, that information is then displayed in various places across order details, offers, financial reports etc. to help the seller get a better idea of their profit (it's of course not a complete picture because there may be other overhead expenses not captured there).
It's on a slow rollout so not all sellers have the option, but if you do, it would be under See Pricing Options
It appears eBay may somehow be showing cost data in error in situations where the seller has not actually entered their own information in that field and/or where the seller doesn't even have access to that field on the listing form yet.
It's not clear yet where eBay is getting the numbers they are showing. At first it seemed it like it was a default or test data of $3 but there have now been reports of random other amounts - and alarmingly at least one seller has been told by support that it was because they did a "sell similar" from another seller's listing so the information that other seller had entered was copied over.
If that's true, that's a whole other kettle of fish because it would be a big problem if eBay was revealing a seller's cost of goods to their competitors that way.
We're still waiting for answers from community staff on the US boards so hopefully between them and Marco we'll get more info soon.
