Insertion fee
Hello! I have four items selling and one of them is charging an insertion fee every month. Why is that? Is there shouldn't be a zero insertion fee for a such small amount of items?
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Hello! I have four items selling and one of them is charging an insertion fee every month. Why is that? Is there shouldn't be a zero insertion fee for a such small amount of items?
igorjeha
OP2 years agoOmg. Thanks you all for reply. It was in two categories by mistake. The main thing-using an android app, there are no mention about it, there was only one category stated. I re-checked it from pc and there was 2 categories. So why the hell app showing only one stated, I have no idea. Anyway ,thank you for clarifying.
luckythewinner
·2 years agoWhat is the listing and how much is the fee?
kensgiftshop
·2 years agoYou have 1 item listed in 2 categories and that could be it.
Unavailable member
·2 years agoYou have one item listed in 2 categories that is probably where you are charged a fee.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/204585267266
Adding a category to your listing
nobody*s_perfect
·2 years agoYes, that's it: The Walimex Adapter is listed in two categories. You can't use one of your monthly free insertions to pay for the second category insertion.
dbfolks166mt
·2 years agoMake sure you are not using some of the options in your listing like Bold Title or Subtitle those options are not free. How much is the insertion fee that you are being charged? Providing details makes it easier to figure out the reason.
noja-27
·2 years agoEven if you're listing a small number of items, certain categories or listing options on platforms like eBay may still have insertion fees associated with them. These fees can vary based on the category or type of listing chosen. Reviewing the fee structure for each item can help clarify why an insertion fee is being charged.
klhmdg
·2 years agoInsertions fees dont just apply to the number of items.
There is a video on the right side of the page. Understanding Selling Fees and a link All about Listings that might help you figure out what the fee is for.
an-57470
·2 years agoCheck the category in which you have listed the item. Not all categories are “freeâ€.