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Paying shipping when buyer payed shipping.
I recently sold an item that was listed under NOT FREE SHIPPING, meaning that the buyer would pay the extra shipping. That ended up to be just around $50. So when it was initially removed from my ebay wallet or wtv that was okay since I thought I would get repayed since in another section it sayed the buyer payed both the tax, the shipping, and the listing price. Meaning I would get the listing price + shipping - shipping - ebay profits. That is okay. But ebay not only took their fair share but also the shipping cost, meaning the net turned into the price - shipping - shipping -ebay profits, for me and the seller! How do i get my $50 back from the shipping label.
lady_madonna
Mentor6 months agoThe money that the buyer paid for the shipping charges shown on the listing will be part of your Ebay payout from the sale. You cannot charge the buyer more for shipping than what you specified in the listing.
Ebay charges a percentage of the money you received from the sale, which is the total of price of item + sales tax + shipping charges.