Ebay and Payoneer combined RipOff
After long time I have made a "successful" 😞 sale on Ebay.
I have sold an Item for $ 96.46 and got left with $ 46.72 this after Ebay and Payoneer have pushed their hands into my pocket. Ebay collected 14.33 +5.46 = $ 19.79 fees and Payoneer $ 29.95 (Annual Account Fee)
Does it make any sense to anyone ?!
I guess it will be much better to find alternative (there are a lot of the out there) ways to sell our items.
Will love to hear opinions/suggestions from my colleagues here.
8 comments
bornofares
·3 years agoThis is a horrendous idea. I also just realised there's an annual fee from Payoneer and being forced to use it means I'm being forced to pay for a service I absolutely did not want to use.
After making a small sale of <$50, the annual fee along with eBay fees took everything and my sale is left with $7 profits, which I can't even withdraw out of the Payoneer account due to its minimum withdrawal.
Definitely not going to use eBay anymore and am cancelling my Payoneer account.
Unavailable member
·3 years agoCreating more than one post for the same issue will not give you different answers.https://community.ebay.com/t5/Selling/Ebay-and-Payoneer-combined-RippOff/td-p/33847725
fab_finds4u
·3 years agoThere is no annual fee if you receive $2000 annually.
royalflyer
OP3 years agoAnd if not ?! Than they are just going to Rip you off 😞
Well the old say: "the richer you are - less you pay" is valid here too, isn't it ?!!!
ttk.2007
·3 years agoSame here...... We are being forced to use one and only option by choosing Payoneer and now the latter is charging us annual fees by depleting our meagre funds......why remove PayPal as option when it's available elsewhere....... Is this fair? Guess not.... 😞
fab_finds4u
·3 years agoRemoved PayPal?
Were you asleep when the the contract between PayPal and eBay ended and PayPal did not want to renew it?
kensgiftshop
·3 years agoNo one is forcing you to sell here, that's your choice.
Since you don't own the web site, you have to play by their rules.
royalflyer
OP3 years agoWell bullying isn't the best business policy - it will back fire 🔥 on the "site" owners, sooner than you think.