06-21-2022 12:06 PM - edited 06-21-2022 12:07 PM
Do I understand correctly correctly that you just added the postage my client paid ($60) to my final disposition fee total?? Are you people out of your minds?
06-21-2022 12:23 PM - edited 06-21-2022 12:23 PM
So you sold the drive for 39.99 with 60.00 for shipping? any tax?
The total final value fees are calculated on final value of item, plus shipping cost if any: plus tax if any then calculated at the percentage rate: then is also added the .30 fixed price.
Oh and if there is a international transaction fee that goes on as well if such happens.
06-21-2022 12:24 PM
Fee is based on full total buyer paid(price,postage and any tax).You agreed to this by using eBay
06-21-2022 12:25 PM
Yes, you're correct.
They also charge you the fee on any sales tax collected.
06-21-2022 12:37 PM
You have 32 Feedback Received As A Seller.
So you are not a novice seller.
I am surprised that you are surprised by this.
06-21-2022 12:43 PM
How else would you pay for shipping?
"Are you people out of your minds?"
You are not asking or talking to anyone from eBay, these are user boards.
Did you sign up for Managed Pay? Pay-Pal is no longer used for payouts.
Do you know that as a returning seller that have not sold in past 90 days, you can have up to 30 day payout holds even in Managed Pay?
Everything about fees is covered in the self help guide that can be used by clicking on Help/Contact on every page or Help in the header on the eBay selling/buying pages.
06-21-2022 12:46 PM
@nikonpointer wrote:Do I understand correctly correctly that you just added the postage my client paid ($60) to my final disposition fee total?? Are you people out of your minds?
In other words YES shipping and final value fees; can eat you lunch in fees.
06-21-2022 01:27 PM
eBay has been charging their final value fee on the buyer's total payment, including shipping, since 2011.
This was implemented partly to void penalizing sellers who offer Free shipping, but also to stop sellers who had been selling items for very low prices with artificially high shipping in order to avoid final value fees.
06-21-2022 01:34 PM
No, you don't understand correctly that we just added the postage etc. We are a very large group of experienced eBay buyers and sellers. We come here offering advice or help if/when needed. We are not the ones who collect eBay fees ever.
Yes, the final value fee is charged on the item price, the shipping cost and the state sales tax, if any, and has been calculated that way for about 10 years.
You have been here since April 1st, 2000. And the fee schedule is a surprise to you?
06-21-2022 01:52 PM
Putting $60 in the listing for shipping that item. Are you out of your mind?
06-21-2022 01:55 PM
@monroe67 wrote:You have 32 Feedback Received As A Seller.
So you are not a novice seller.
I am surprised that you are surprised by this.
If he is putting $60 in the listing for shipping a small item and then refunding the buyer the difference, then yes, the OP is a novice.
06-21-2022 02:00 PM - edited 06-21-2022 02:02 PM
Celestron C8 Powerstar PEC Drive. Shipping listed below is an estimate and will vary depending on your location. I will only charge exact shipping amount plus any insurance the buyer requests.
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Correct. That is how it is done. FVF on the total amount paid by the buyer. You set it up a $60 rather than using "calculated", so you are the one that must deal with the issue of the FVF.
If you refund a portion of what the buyer paid you will be(should be) credited a portion of the FVF.
06-21-2022 03:02 PM
Bunch of thieves.
06-21-2022 03:04 PM
"I will only charge exact shipping amount plus any insurance the buyer request"
No buyer needs insurance, they are protected by Ebays MBG, insurance is for the sellers protection.
06-21-2022 03:10 PM
Noone is a theif here it is you that is ignorant of the seller fees allow me to educate you
Click on the link below and read, don't just skim it. By the way when you signed up to sell on eBay you accepted their terms :