If you end an auction that has ever had a bid early without a winner (cancelling all bids) you are charged a fee for doing so (the Final Value Fee % times the full amount of the highest cancelled bid). If it is your first time doing that in 2024 you might get it waived. This is to discourage evasion of the Reserve Fee (and pick up the lost money for that evaded fee) but it doesn't matter what reason you actually did it for.
THEN if you relist and it sells you pay the Final Value Fees for that sale.
So you were not "charged twice" for the same thing. You incurred two different fees.
woodland_gnome
·2 years agoIf you end an auction that has ever had a bid early without a winner (cancelling all bids) you are charged a fee for doing so (the Final Value Fee % times the full amount of the highest cancelled bid). If it is your first time doing that in 2024 you might get it waived. This is to discourage evasion of the Reserve Fee (and pick up the lost money for that evaded fee) but it doesn't matter what reason you actually did it for.
THEN if you relist and it sells you pay the Final Value Fees for that sale.
So you were not "charged twice" for the same thing. You incurred two different fees.