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ebay - Free to Sell, by King and a Duck on Oct 27, 2024 9:16:27 GMT 1, It’s now free to sell on ebay. What does everyone think about that?
It used to be that you could lose hundreds when selling a print on there. Now it seems like a pretty good option. Safe transactions and good protection.
Do you think we’re likely to see in an increase in art sales on ebay?
It’s now free to sell on ebay. What does everyone think about that?
It used to be that you could lose hundreds when selling a print on there. Now it seems like a pretty good option. Safe transactions and good protection.
Do you think we’re likely to see in an increase in art sales on ebay?
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ebay - Free to Sell, by Pete the Post on Oct 27, 2024 9:39:12 GMT 1, It’s now free to sell on ebay. What does everyone think about that? It used to be that you could lose hundreds when selling a print on there. Now it seems like a pretty good option. Safe transactions and good protection. Do you think we’re likely to see in an increase in art sales on ebay? Funny enough, from what i can tell, this is bullshit they came up with for the sake of advertising.
They still charge the final value fee, all that seems to have changed is you now get 300 free listings rather than 100 a month.
A few people have mentioned "its free" to me, but every time i go and look, it says you will still pay a FVF. (if i am missing something here, i would be more than eleated to be wrong! i have a ton of stuff i would be more motivated to shift!)
It’s now free to sell on ebay. What does everyone think about that? It used to be that you could lose hundreds when selling a print on there. Now it seems like a pretty good option. Safe transactions and good protection. Do you think we’re likely to see in an increase in art sales on ebay? Funny enough, from what i can tell, this is bullshit they came up with for the sake of advertising. They still charge the final value fee, all that seems to have changed is you now get 300 free listings rather than 100 a month. A few people have mentioned "its free" to me, but every time i go and look, it says you will still pay a FVF. (if i am missing something here, i would be more than eleated to be wrong! i have a ton of stuff i would be more motivated to shift!)
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ebay - Free to Sell, by Masong on Oct 27, 2024 10:08:47 GMT 1, It’s now free to sell on ebay. What does everyone think about that? It used to be that you could lose hundreds when selling a print on there. Now it seems like a pretty good option. Safe transactions and good protection. Do you think we’re likely to see in an increase in art sales on ebay? Funny enough, from what i can tell, this is bullshit they came up with for the sake of advertising. They still charge the final value fee, all that seems to have changed is you now get 300 free listings rather than 100 a month. A few people have mentioned "its free" to me, but every time i go and look, it says you will still pay a FVF. (if i am missing something here, i would be more than eleated to be wrong! i have a ton of stuff i would be more motivated to shift!) I’m pretty sure private sellers are free but business accounts still pay a fee. I’ve sold a couple of bits on there since it came in and I received the full amount with no fees.
It’s now free to sell on ebay. What does everyone think about that? It used to be that you could lose hundreds when selling a print on there. Now it seems like a pretty good option. Safe transactions and good protection. Do you think we’re likely to see in an increase in art sales on ebay? Funny enough, from what i can tell, this is bullshit they came up with for the sake of advertising. They still charge the final value fee, all that seems to have changed is you now get 300 free listings rather than 100 a month. A few people have mentioned "its free" to me, but every time i go and look, it says you will still pay a FVF. (if i am missing something here, i would be more than eleated to be wrong! i have a ton of stuff i would be more motivated to shift!) I’m pretty sure private sellers are free but business accounts still pay a fee. I’ve sold a couple of bits on there since it came in and I received the full amount with no fees.
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ebay - Free to Sell, by Daniel Silk on Oct 27, 2024 10:23:46 GMT 1, Is eBay still the same company as Paypal? Maybe they still make enough money from sales through the money transfer.
Is eBay still the same company as Paypal? Maybe they still make enough money from sales through the money transfer.
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ebay - Free to Sell, by quinn on Oct 27, 2024 10:59:10 GMT 1, Is eBay still the same company as Paypal? Maybe they still make enough money from sales through the money transfer. Ebay and PayPal are separate now happened a good few years ago. And is it not the case that eBay have to report any sales over £1000 in a financial year to the inland revenue? Pretty sure either you or eBay have to declare it as income.
Is eBay still the same company as Paypal? Maybe they still make enough money from sales through the money transfer. Ebay and PayPal are separate now happened a good few years ago. And is it not the case that eBay have to report any sales over £1000 in a financial year to the inland revenue? Pretty sure either you or eBay have to declare it as income.
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ebay - Free to Sell, by Midlife Crisis on Oct 27, 2024 11:05:27 GMT 1, Private sellers free to sell now but buyers will have to pay fees from next year
Private sellers free to sell now but buyers will have to pay fees from next year
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ebay - Free to Sell, by its all about me on Oct 27, 2024 12:12:37 GMT 1, I've tried checking this on e-bay and can't seem to find any definite answer. So if you sell some artwork for, say, £1,000 will you actually receive £1,000? Seems too good to be true.
If that's correct, what are e-bay getting out of this?
I've tried checking this on e-bay and can't seem to find any definite answer. So if you sell some artwork for, say, £1,000 will you actually receive £1,000? Seems too good to be true.
If that's correct, what are e-bay getting out of this?
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ebay - Free to Sell, by Midlife Crisis on Oct 27, 2024 12:18:18 GMT 1, I've tried checking this on e-bay and can't seem to find any definite answer. So if you sell some artwork for, say, £1,000 will you actually receive £1,000? Seems too good to be true. If that's correct, what are e-bay getting out of this? Yes,I sold a poster last week and recieved full amount
I've tried checking this on e-bay and can't seem to find any definite answer. So if you sell some artwork for, say, £1,000 will you actually receive £1,000? Seems too good to be true. If that's correct, what are e-bay getting out of this? Yes,I sold a poster last week and recieved full amount
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ebay - Free to Sell, by its all about me on Oct 27, 2024 12:22:03 GMT 1, I've tried checking this on e-bay and can't seem to find any definite answer. So if you sell some artwork for, say, £1,000 will you actually receive £1,000? Seems too good to be true. If that's correct, what are e-bay getting out of this? Yes,I sold a poster last week and recieved full amount I don't get it. If the seller receives the full amount and the buyer simply pays the asking price, how does e-bay make any money from the transaction?
I've tried checking this on e-bay and can't seem to find any definite answer. So if you sell some artwork for, say, £1,000 will you actually receive £1,000? Seems too good to be true. If that's correct, what are e-bay getting out of this? Yes,I sold a poster last week and recieved full amount I don't get it. If the seller receives the full amount and the buyer simply pays the asking price, how does e-bay make any money from the transaction?
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ebay - Free to Sell, by Midlife Crisis on Oct 27, 2024 12:25:42 GMT 1, Yes,I sold a poster last week and recieved full amount I don't get it. If the seller receives the full amount and the buyer simply pays the asking price, how does e-bay make any money from the transaction? Buyers will be paying fees from early next year..Guessing that's how they'll make money back
Yes,I sold a poster last week and recieved full amount I don't get it. If the seller receives the full amount and the buyer simply pays the asking price, how does e-bay make any money from the transaction? Buyers will be paying fees from early next year..Guessing that's how they'll make money back
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ebay - Free to Sell, by quinn on Oct 27, 2024 12:27:31 GMT 1, Since the PayPal break up from what I understand eBay don’t release payment to the seller for 4 days…could this be where they are making money?
Since the PayPal break up from what I understand eBay don’t release payment to the seller for 4 days…could this be where they are making money?
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ebay - Free to Sell, by Acme Thunderer on Oct 27, 2024 12:31:07 GMT 1, Yes,I sold a poster last week and recieved full amount I don't get it. If the seller receives the full amount and the buyer simply pays the asking price, how does e-bay make any money from the transaction? Business sellers still pay fees, there is advertising on the website, they now process their own payments (and now holding a balance) and make a commission from selling postage and operating their own logistics. There are plenty of income streams other than fees.
Yes,I sold a poster last week and recieved full amount I don't get it. If the seller receives the full amount and the buyer simply pays the asking price, how does e-bay make any money from the transaction? Business sellers still pay fees, there is advertising on the website, they now process their own payments (and now holding a balance) and make a commission from selling postage and operating their own logistics. There are plenty of income streams other than fees.
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ebay - Free to Sell, by its all about me on Oct 27, 2024 12:52:02 GMT 1, I don't get it. If the seller receives the full amount and the buyer simply pays the asking price, how does e-bay make any money from the transaction? Business sellers still pay fees, there is advertising on the website, they now process their own payments (and now holding a balance) and make a commission from selling postage and operating their own logistics. There are plenty of income streams other than fees. Good points. But this new ruling must still be having an impact on their overall profit margins. Perhaps they hope it will attract more new customers but I think everybody already has an eBay account, don't they?
I don't get it. If the seller receives the full amount and the buyer simply pays the asking price, how does e-bay make any money from the transaction? Business sellers still pay fees, there is advertising on the website, they now process their own payments (and now holding a balance) and make a commission from selling postage and operating their own logistics. There are plenty of income streams other than fees. Good points. But this new ruling must still be having an impact on their overall profit margins. Perhaps they hope it will attract more new customers but I think everybody already has an eBay account, don't they?
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ebay - Free to Sell, by trapnel1 on Oct 27, 2024 14:28:48 GMT 1, They also plan to introduce buyer fees in the UK next year....
They also plan to introduce buyer fees in the UK next year....
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ebay - Free to Sell, by Morfx on Oct 27, 2024 14:57:27 GMT 1, Since the PayPal break up from what I understand eBay don’t release payment to the seller for 4 days…could this be where they are making money? You can change the settings, there are various payment options.. Mine gets transferred the next working day.
Since the PayPal break up from what I understand eBay don’t release payment to the seller for 4 days…could this be where they are making money? You can change the settings, there are various payment options.. Mine gets transferred the next working day.
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ebay - Free to Sell, by timmyup on Oct 27, 2024 15:46:43 GMT 1, Is this worldwide? I just looked and is not working in the Netherlands
Is this worldwide? I just looked and is not working in the Netherlands
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ebay - Free to Sell, by Pete the Post on Oct 27, 2024 17:17:16 GMT 1, I've tried checking this on e-bay and can't seem to find any definite answer. So if you sell some artwork for, say, £1,000 will you actually receive £1,000? Seems too good to be true. If that's correct, what are e-bay getting out of this? Cant upload a photo for some reason, it just spins while trying. But if you click the selling link on ebay, it tells you you still pay a FVF. So never got my head round this. But im pretty sure all they really did was add 200 free listings.
I've tried checking this on e-bay and can't seem to find any definite answer. So if you sell some artwork for, say, £1,000 will you actually receive £1,000? Seems too good to be true. If that's correct, what are e-bay getting out of this? Cant upload a photo for some reason, it just spins while trying. But if you click the selling link on ebay, it tells you you still pay a FVF. So never got my head round this. But im pretty sure all they really did was add 200 free listings.
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ebay - Free to Sell, by its all about me on Oct 27, 2024 17:29:22 GMT 1, I've tried checking this on e-bay and can't seem to find any definite answer. So if you sell some artwork for, say, £1,000 will you actually receive £1,000? Seems too good to be true. If that's correct, what are e-bay getting out of this? Cant upload a photo for some reason, it just spins while trying. But if you click the selling link on ebay, it tells you you still pay a FVF. So never got my head round this. But im pretty sure all they really did was add 200 free listings. I've just found this. I needed to dig around a bit in order to find it but it seems there are no FVF to pay.
"Free selling for UK-based private sellers. It's now free for UK-based private sellers to sell on eBay (excluding motors: Cars, Motorcycles & Vehicles listings). You won't pay final value fees or regulatory operating fees when your items sell.
Fees will apply if you list more than 300 items in a month, if you add optional upgrades to your listing, or if you deliver to an overseas address."
I've tried checking this on e-bay and can't seem to find any definite answer. So if you sell some artwork for, say, £1,000 will you actually receive £1,000? Seems too good to be true. If that's correct, what are e-bay getting out of this? Cant upload a photo for some reason, it just spins while trying. But if you click the selling link on ebay, it tells you you still pay a FVF. So never got my head round this. But im pretty sure all they really did was add 200 free listings. I've just found this. I needed to dig around a bit in order to find it but it seems there are no FVF to pay. "Free selling for UK-based private sellers. It's now free for UK-based private sellers to sell on eBay (excluding motors: Cars, Motorcycles & Vehicles listings). You won't pay final value fees or regulatory operating fees when your items sell. Fees will apply if you list more than 300 items in a month, if you add optional upgrades to your listing, or if you deliver to an overseas address."
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ebay - Free to Sell, by Pete the Post on Oct 27, 2024 18:02:03 GMT 1, Cant upload a photo for some reason, it just spins while trying. But if you click the selling link on ebay, it tells you you still pay a FVF. So never got my head round this. But im pretty sure all they really did was add 200 free listings. I've just found this. I needed to dig around a bit in order to find it but it seems there are no FVF to pay. "Free selling for UK-based private sellers. It's now free for UK-based private sellers to sell on eBay (excluding motors: Cars, Motorcycles & Vehicles listings). You won't pay final value fees or regulatory operating fees when your items sell. Fees will apply if you list more than 300 items in a month, if you add optional upgrades to your listing, or if you deliver to an overseas address."
At last it worked! This is what i get. Im no business seller either. Where did you dig that out from? Looks like i may be a bit busy making space!
Cant upload a photo for some reason, it just spins while trying. But if you click the selling link on ebay, it tells you you still pay a FVF. So never got my head round this. But im pretty sure all they really did was add 200 free listings. I've just found this. I needed to dig around a bit in order to find it but it seems there are no FVF to pay. "Free selling for UK-based private sellers. It's now free for UK-based private sellers to sell on eBay (excluding motors: Cars, Motorcycles & Vehicles listings). You won't pay final value fees or regulatory operating fees when your items sell. Fees will apply if you list more than 300 items in a month, if you add optional upgrades to your listing, or if you deliver to an overseas address." At last it worked! This is what i get. Im no business seller either. Where did you dig that out from? Looks like i may be a bit busy making space!
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ebay - Free to Sell, by put the kettle on on Oct 27, 2024 20:15:14 GMT 1, They also plan to introduce buyer fees in the UK next year.... Please can you share where you have found this information.
They also plan to introduce buyer fees in the UK next year.... Please can you share where you have found this information.
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ebay - Free to Sell, by its all about me on Oct 27, 2024 21:29:46 GMT 1, I've just found this. I needed to dig around a bit in order to find it but it seems there are no FVF to pay. "Free selling for UK-based private sellers. It's now free for UK-based private sellers to sell on eBay (excluding motors: Cars, Motorcycles & Vehicles listings). You won't pay final value fees or regulatory operating fees when your items sell. Fees will apply if you list more than 300 items in a month, if you add optional upgrades to your listing, or if you deliver to an overseas address." At last it worked! This is what i get. Im no business seller either. Where did you dig that out from? Looks like i may be a bit busy making space! This is what I found...which contradicts what you found.
www.ebay.co.uk/help/selling/fees-credits-invoices/fees-private-sellers?id=4822
I've just found this. I needed to dig around a bit in order to find it but it seems there are no FVF to pay. "Free selling for UK-based private sellers. It's now free for UK-based private sellers to sell on eBay (excluding motors: Cars, Motorcycles & Vehicles listings). You won't pay final value fees or regulatory operating fees when your items sell. Fees will apply if you list more than 300 items in a month, if you add optional upgrades to your listing, or if you deliver to an overseas address." At last it worked! This is what i get. Im no business seller either. Where did you dig that out from? Looks like i may be a bit busy making space! This is what I found...which contradicts what you found. www.ebay.co.uk/help/selling/fees-credits-invoices/fees-private-sellers?id=4822
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ebay - Free to Sell, by Pete the Post on Oct 27, 2024 23:22:35 GMT 1, Nice! also found it now, the link under the bit that says you still pay FVF. Figures, but the important bit is getting stuff out my house! So this is awesome news. Bloody odd move from ebay though!
Nice! also found it now, the link under the bit that says you still pay FVF. Figures, but the important bit is getting stuff out my house! So this is awesome news. Bloody odd move from ebay though!
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ebay - Free to Sell, by trapnel1 on Oct 28, 2024 10:57:32 GMT 1, Ebay have announced it themselves, very quietly and buried in an SEC filing. You can read it yourself - not totally sure what form the buyer fee will take. I have heard 8% mentioned, but will probably start gently with the potential to increase. They are giving with one hand and plan to take with another....
Ebay have announced it themselves, very quietly and buried in an SEC filing. You can read it yourself - not totally sure what form the buyer fee will take. I have heard 8% mentioned, but will probably start gently with the potential to increase. They are giving with one hand and plan to take with another....
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ebay - Free to Sell, by Pete the Post on Oct 28, 2024 11:13:06 GMT 1, Ebay have announced it themselves, very quietly and buried in an SEC filing. You can read it yourself - not totally sure what form the buyer fee will take. I have heard 8% mentioned, but will probably start gently with the potential to increase. They are giving with one hand and plan to take with another.... I already know this means i will be selling on ebay, but buying most other stuff on amazon. Its so odd!
Although i guess "maybe" this new buyer fee doesnt apply to items bought from business sellers, that or they get double fees on those transactions.
Ebay have announced it themselves, very quietly and buried in an SEC filing. You can read it yourself - not totally sure what form the buyer fee will take. I have heard 8% mentioned, but will probably start gently with the potential to increase. They are giving with one hand and plan to take with another.... I already know this means i will be selling on ebay, but buying most other stuff on amazon. Its so odd! Although i guess "maybe" this new buyer fee doesnt apply to items bought from business sellers, that or they get double fees on those transactions.
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ebay - Free to Sell, by ncewnimw on Oct 29, 2024 19:20:33 GMT 1, I can confirm the buyer fee. A couple of days ago I bought a 39 usd “thing” and got stuck with a 3 usd “fee” on top of the shipping cost. Thought it was so strange, now it makes sennce.
Agree, great place to sell now, but not to buy.
I can confirm the buyer fee. A couple of days ago I bought a 39 usd “thing” and got stuck with a 3 usd “fee” on top of the shipping cost. Thought it was so strange, now it makes sennce.
Agree, great place to sell now, but not to buy.
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ebay - Free to Sell, by its all about me on Oct 30, 2024 12:22:23 GMT 1, I can confirm the buyer fee. A couple of days ago I bought a 39 usd “thing” and got stuck with a 3 usd “fee” on top of the shipping cost. Thought it was so strange, now it makes sennce. Agree, great place to sell now, but not to buy. Are you based in the UK?
Did they say how it was calculated? Is it a flat fee or a percentage figure?
I can confirm the buyer fee. A couple of days ago I bought a 39 usd “thing” and got stuck with a 3 usd “fee” on top of the shipping cost. Thought it was so strange, now it makes sennce. Agree, great place to sell now, but not to buy. Are you based in the UK? Did they say how it was calculated? Is it a flat fee or a percentage figure?
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ebay - Free to Sell, by Carl Cashman Art on Oct 30, 2024 13:54:12 GMT 1, I'm guessing ebay have taken a hammering from places like stockx and Whatnot, this could be a way to get sellers back on board as the fees were getting ridiculous as a seller.
I'm guessing ebay have taken a hammering from places like stockx and Whatnot, this could be a way to get sellers back on board as the fees were getting ridiculous as a seller.
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ebay - Free to Sell, by STP on Oct 30, 2024 14:00:40 GMT 1, I'm guessing ebay have taken a hammering from places like stockx and Whatnot, this could be a way to get sellers back on board as the fees were getting ridiculous as a seller. A friend of mine works for eBay and told me they removed private seller fees in the UK primarily because they were losing so much business to Vinted.
I'm guessing ebay have taken a hammering from places like stockx and Whatnot, this could be a way to get sellers back on board as the fees were getting ridiculous as a seller. A friend of mine works for eBay and told me they removed private seller fees in the UK primarily because they were losing so much business to Vinted.
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ebay - Free to Sell, by trapnel1 on Oct 30, 2024 15:47:51 GMT 1, I can confirm the buyer fee. A couple of days ago I bought a 39 usd “thing” and got stuck with a 3 usd “fee” on top of the shipping cost. Thought it was so strange, now it makes sennce. Agree, great place to sell now, but not to buy. Are you based in the UK? Did they say how it was calculated? Is it a flat fee or a percentage figure? They won't introduce UK buyer fees until next year sometime... I think they already have buyer fees in some other countries.
I can confirm the buyer fee. A couple of days ago I bought a 39 usd “thing” and got stuck with a 3 usd “fee” on top of the shipping cost. Thought it was so strange, now it makes sennce. Agree, great place to sell now, but not to buy. Are you based in the UK? Did they say how it was calculated? Is it a flat fee or a percentage figure? They won't introduce UK buyer fees until next year sometime... I think they already have buyer fees in some other countries.
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ebay - Free to Sell, by ncewnimw on Oct 30, 2024 19:22:59 GMT 1, I can confirm the buyer fee. A couple of days ago I bought a 39 usd “thing” and got stuck with a 3 usd “fee” on top of the shipping cost. Thought it was so strange, now it makes sennce. Agree, great place to sell now, but not to buy. Are you based in the UK? Did they say how it was calculated? Is it a flat fee or a percentage figure? Investigated it further now, turns out it was a separate VAT added on top since I bought from US (I’m in EU).
I can confirm the buyer fee. A couple of days ago I bought a 39 usd “thing” and got stuck with a 3 usd “fee” on top of the shipping cost. Thought it was so strange, now it makes sennce. Agree, great place to sell now, but not to buy. Are you based in the UK? Did they say how it was calculated? Is it a flat fee or a percentage figure? Investigated it further now, turns out it was a separate VAT added on top since I bought from US (I’m in EU).
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