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ballerskrip
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I am on my blackberry and can't find it. I need to get mÝ ebay store closed in time and have my 100 "free" listing auctions ready to go.
Thanks all!
Skrip
Thanks all!
Skrip
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Huffamaniac said:I read March 30th
You're calculating the fees wrong I think. It's only 9% on the first $25, then 3.5% on the remaining. Right now a card that you list at .99 cents that sells for $200 has a FV fee of $8.46. Not sure what the new rates are going to be. I know it's going from 8.75% to 9% on the first $25, but not sure what the percentage is after $25.RudyGayExquisite said:Ebay fees are getting out of hand. I'm trying to sell off as much stuff as possible before the fees hike.
I was calculating the final value fees for a $200 card, now vs the new fees, and it's $11 now, and it will soon be $18, but you will save the $.15 listing fee so I guess it's all good. ::facepalm::
David Campos said:Actually, I was curious to see what the new fv fees were. WOW!!
From 8.75% to 12% if I'm reading it right. Also, it was 8.75% on the first $25, but now it's 12% on the first $50. Not only are they shoving it, but there not even being nice about it.
I was going to consider listing 100 auctions to see how I'd do, but I might just try to sell offline instead or at shows for near ebay prices.
Edit: Still researching this. I may have used the final value fee on fixed price listings.
JVC said:David Campos said:Actually, I was curious to see what the new fv fees were. WOW!!
From 8.75% to 12% if I'm reading it right. Also, it was 8.75% on the first $25, but now it's 12% on the first $50. Not only are they shoving it, but there not even being nice about it.
I was going to consider listing 100 auctions to see how I'd do, but I might just try to sell offline instead or at shows for near ebay prices.
Edit: Still researching this. I may have used the final value fee on fixed price listings.
FVF's for auctions are going to be a straight 9% with a cap at $50, up from 8.75% for the first $25 and 3.5% for the next $949.99.