ebay fees

[John C]

I love my power seller discount.
If it was tangible entity id probably sleep with it.

The down side is to become a power seller you need a good couple of years of exceptional service, going above and beyond the customers expectations in every single case.


Ebays preferred sellers program is starting in October I think.
That gives sellers with exceptional feedback and DSRs even more features and discounts.

 

[foot]

What were the fees before they were at 10%?

 

[xDansomee]

Well I sold something for £91 and got charged £9.10 for eBay fee's and another £5 or something for Paypal fee's.

So I know they say it's 10% upto £50, but it isn't...

 

[Hash47]

what he means is, the fee never exceeds £50. so if you buy something for £100000 it would still be £50 as thats the max

 

[Drabod]

Just as i was looking for Stuff to sell

 

[OddJob]

Tom, saw that the other day when I was listing something for my father in law. I did say similar words to you. xDansomee brings another good point, the percentages shaved off by paypal as well. Its a lot to loose, and a lot of effort to list and such. Just took all my stuff down the boot sale and got comparable money with no requirement to post loads of stuff out and the hassle of that.

John, what rate do you get now? I thought I saw it up at 8% or so for you guys as well.

Someone must be able to set up a decent rival. Yahoo used to do it for free once upon a time in the heady dot com boom days.

 

[Robin Hood]

Gumtree sometimes works for local stuff, and that's free.