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Insertion fees
Been on eBay for quite a few years and I don’t recall having to pay insertion fees why all of a sudden now?
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Been on eBay for quite a few years and I don’t recall having to pay insertion fees why all of a sudden now?
cleanfr-70
OP2 days agoCan anyone tell me why they are counting a buyer sales tax and deducting it out of my total earnings that’s the buyers tax why is it coming out of my earrings? this is crazy I should only be paying fees on what my item sold for not their shipping not their taxes what is going on here thanks
cleanfr-70
OP1 week agoI’m a little confused I always hear you should list at least 10 items a day or you’re not gonna get the viewership from eBay so how can I list 10 things a day if I can only have 250 things a month and I hear of several people that have 12,000+ plus listing?
cleanfr-70
OP1 week agoSo how do I fix that should I end some listings and keep it at 250 a month as an auction style or buy now?
disneyshopper
Mentor1 week agoIf you go to your Seller Hub > Overview you can see how many of the 250 listings you have used for the current month. Fixed price listings are GTC. That means they are listed for 30 days and then automatically relist the following month until it sells or is ended.
If you are consisting listing more than 250 listings per month, you might think about subscribing to a STORE. That makes the per listing price a lot less than 35¢ for each additional listing, plus there are additional perks.
https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/fees-credits-invoices/store-selling-fees?id=4809
mr_lincoln
Mentor1 week agoHi @cleanfr-70
You currently have 281 listings near the end of the month. You only get 250 TOTAL each month. Not 250 this month and 205 MORE next month, it is 250 MAX per month.
You also have a couple of Auctions which means each time you Relist those you use an Insertion that is subtracted from your monthly 250.