If you're done, you should end the active listing you currently have up before it's sold. Or you can revise the price of your item to cover your expenses and the profit you want to make.
eBay posts their fees for your review and reminds you about them each time you list an item for sale right above the button you click to submit your listing so there should be no surprises.
This fee is calculated as a percentage of the total amount of the sale, plus $0.30 per order.
The total amount of the sale includes the item price, any handling charges, the shipping service the buyer selects, sales tax, and any other applicable fees.
inceptions
Mentor3 years agoIf you're done, you should end the active listing you currently have up before it's sold. Or you can revise the price of your item to cover your expenses and the profit you want to make.
eBay posts their fees for your review and reminds you about them each time you list an item for sale right above the button you click to submit your listing so there should be no surprises.
zeman512
OP3 years agoIve been on ebay many years just recently in the last few years fees have rocketed
soon there will be a better and more RESONABLE alternative Have a Nice Day !!
Yeah i know its all there in the fine print.
rock.star
·3 years agoAny alternative will charge you the same or more than eBay.
lady_madonna
Mentor3 years ago@zeman512
It should not be hard to believe because Ebay posts the fees right on their website for sellers to read before they choose to list an item for sale:
https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/fees-credits-invoices/frais-pour-les-vendeurs-particuliers?id=4822#section3
EDITED TO ADD:
This fee is calculated as a percentage of the total amount of the sale, plus $0.30 per order.
The total amount of the sale includes the item price, any handling charges, the shipping service the buyer selects, sales tax, and any other applicable fees.