Do other fees only apply to stores?

[chrispass918]

I’m aware of the final value fee but idk about any others, there’s like 2 more things I want to sell. I am not a store id consider my self a infrequent seller (what ever you call it). 

[chrispass918]

And like what I mean is that do you get a fee if you sell a lot of stuff? I’ve only sold 9 things since November 27th 

[klhmdg]

Having a "store" does not get you anything free.

Fees are potentially less in some categories if you have a store but stores cost $$.

I would not bother paying for a store unless you have the inventory and eBay has allowed you to list over 200 items.  

[chrispass918]

You  didn’t read anything I said. 

[fashunu4eeuh]

Hi and welcome. 
Below is a link to comprehensive info on selling fees.

https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/fees-credits-invoices/frais-pour-les-vendeurs-particuliers?id=4822

[soh.maryl]

Check out the information under "Selling" which includes a breakdown of fees.

Sell a few things,sell a lot of stuff.  There will always be a final value fee on each transaction.

The final value fee is calculated on the item price, the shipping fee and the state sales tax if any.

[inhawaii]

Do other fees only apply to stores? 

No. They apply to everyone. 

And like what I mean is that do you get a fee if you sell a lot of stuff?

The same fee (percentage) if you sell not a lot of stuff.

[fern*wood]

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@chrispass918 wrote:

You  didn’t read anything I said. 

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I've read everything you posted about 3 times and I still have no clue what you are getting at.   I could guess what your question is referring to, but you don't seem receptive to that.

[chrispass918]

It’s pretty clear what I said 

[soh.maryl]

"It's pretty clear what I said."

Maybe to you, but not to us.  Several responders have explained where you can find the information about eBay fees.  Have you checked there to see if what you want to know is seen?

If not, feel free to return and give more details.  

[chrispass918]

“And like what I mean is that do you get a fee if you sell a lot of stuff? I’ve only sold 9 things since November 27th ” how is that not clear?

[fern*wood]

No.

Are you referring to receiving a 1099k?

[soh.maryl]

And it seems like our replies have been:

Yes, you do have a fee whether you sell a lot of stuff or sell not very much at all.

eBay's Final Value Fee applies to every sale you make.

We have suggested that you do some reading to make yourself familiar with the fees in various categories.

If you have only sold 9 things since November 27th, then, you will have been charged fees for those 9 transactions.

[buyselljack2016]

Are you using your mommies phone again?

[redmodelt]

No store or free store will net the same fees, along with 200 free listings. Paying for a store is a 12-month commitment. Unless you are going to list over that amount each month, if there were any savings in fees would not pencil out in savings at your current level of listings.