Is best offer I received subject to promoted listings fee?
I have promoted listings on all my items. I received a best offer on one of my listings. How can I tell if I accept offer will I pay the promoted listings fee. I looked everywhere and I cant find out the answer. Has anyone had that experience or know the answer?
12 comments
my-cottage-books-and-antiques
·8 months agoWhen I get a buyer initiated offer, I think ebay usually includes a message that the sale might be subject to an Ad fee if it would qualify. You aren't seeing that?
lloydsteventaylor
OP8 months agoyes I see that now. It is at the end of the review best offer message. thanks.
mcdougle4248
·8 months ago@lloydsteventaylor
From your active listing page, click on the number of views (30 days). If you see any promoted views recorded, then I believe a sale from your offer will incur the PL fee even if your buyer sending the offer never viewed your actual promoted listing.
lloydsteventaylor
OP8 months agoyes I see that now thanks much
mcdougle4248
·8 months agoYou are welcome. Good luck with the sale!
johnrj1226
·8 months agoWhy wouldn't it be? You signed up for the optional PL feature and accepted the Best Offer.
lloydsteventaylor
OP8 months agoI didn't accept the best offer yet. I am trying to find out if I do accept the offer will I have to pay the promoted listings fee. Thanks.
jewelbiz
·8 months agoWhen you add promoted listing it means you 100% must pay for it WHEN it sells anyway it sells!
Thats the deal.
soh.maryl
·8 months agoOr even if it doesn't.
kibble-net
·8 months agoYes - but only if it received at least one click from the actual promoted listing.
If every clickthrough was organic, technically PL still doesn't apply.
stuff4divas
·8 months agoYES , a sale is a sale
soh.maryl
·8 months agoWas under the impression that P/L was charged when used whether or not the item sold.
So I guess I was wrong. Sorry.