A couple questions: Question 1). My auction, listed to only sell to the
U.S. (bottom right) was won and shipped to a U.S. address; however, *I*
was still forced to pay almost another $1 because the bidder's listed
address is outside the U.S. (highlig...
So, I've been an ebayer since around 2000, and maintained a 100% perfect
feedback record for 18.5 years, both buying and selling, until just
recently I sold a handmade item to bitter type of customer who got
extremely offended by me sending a friendl...
Hey all I've been trying to figure out how to sell multiple identical
items in a single listing, but I don't get the box/option to enter in an
item count; I can only list 1 item at a time. This gets a bit anoying
after a while, having to keep relisti...
I was just looking at my seller's invoice and noticed I was charged a
"$24.39 Shipping Fee" by eBay ... **bleep**? I always include the actual
shipping cost in the final selling price, and have the buyer pay the
total, then I should only have the "sm...
Thank you, @dbfolks166mt I had read that as well before my original
post, and after the explanation in your last 2 paragraphs it sounds like
I'm onto something, since even many CC companies have dropped the fee. I
wonder who's getting that money for ...
Thanks everyone, I think I'm clear on the tax thing now. But Still not
really getting why I, the seller, needs to pay a charge because the
purchaser's address is out of country, though he's shipping within the
country, when I specifically marked the ...
Feebay is probably secretly happy to keep these up; imagine the fees
they get for an item that sells for $3999.98. Get a couple hundred of
those sold to suckers, and Feebay's doing the *cha ching* dance.
It's a joke. I take the time to purchase the materials, use money for
them out of my own pocket, and then hand make the items to sell here for
a tiny bit of a profit after eBay, Paypal, and the post office take
their cut, then I get scammed by buyers...
