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Ebay, fees from 1st October

Yes - no strings attached. They charge for the payment facility but you can't fault the coverage and the prices achieved!

Just don't offer to post rods!
 
Adam Francis said:
Yes - no strings attached. They charge for the payment facility but you can't fault the coverage and the prices achieved!

Just don't offer to post rods!
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Just put something on to see process. Currently 150cm seems max length so short or 3 piece really
 
I'd say they've changed their format to be more in line with Vinted

I noticed a few months they were doing no fees on clothes sales which has got to be due to competition from Vinted
 
Didn’t get an email that i saw. Could someone please pop them on here. Been waiting for a 80 % off weekend for a while.
 
“Starting Oct 1, 2024, it is free to sell for UK-based private sellers. Sellers do not pay transaction fees when the item sells. This applies to all categories, except motors (Cars, Motorcycles & Vehicles listings). You can list up to 300 items for free each month; after that, you'll pay 35p per listing. You may incur additional fees if you add optional upgrades to your listing, or if an item sells or ships to a buyer in a different country.”

Full blurb
 
Its cobblers , you don't pay listing fees , BUT you still pay 12.5% of value of anything you sell , read the small print , no such thing as a free lunch .....
 
Mike Hodgkiss said:
Its cobblers , you don't pay listing fees , BUT you still pay 12.5% of value of anything you sell , read the small print , no such thing as a free lunch .....
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Where does it state that?

“You won't pay final value fees or regulatory operating fees when your items sell.”

What am I missing?
 
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