You need to account for your fees and all you other costs of doing business when determining your selling price.
(Price gouging is selling critically-needed items in short supply at a highly inflated price during an emergency. For example, toilet paper or masks during the beginning of the COVID pandemic, bottled water or plywood following a hurricane, etc. It doesn't apply to everyday eBay fees that you agree to pay when you choose to list an item for sale.)
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Mentor2 years agoHi @tommygs_marketplace
You need to account for your fees and all you other costs of doing business when determining your selling price.
(Price gouging is selling critically-needed items in short supply at a highly inflated price during an emergency. For example, toilet paper or masks during the beginning of the COVID pandemic, bottled water or plywood following a hurricane, etc. It doesn't apply to everyday eBay fees that you agree to pay when you choose to list an item for sale.)