Hi @princessdja and welcome to the forum!
I took a look at your listings and feedback page, and i’m happy to review these, but to tell you the truth, the thing that concerns me the most is your admission that you don’t know if you’re getting charged for the relists.
It is very important to get a handle on the fee structure (and rules for selling) prior to listing. I do understand the impulse to just list first and then make the best of it, but you are likely hoping to make this a permanent feature of your livelihood, and i would hate for a new seller to get a surprise bill at the end of the month because the costs are unknown.
Since you don’t have many listings, it is unlikely you will be in over your head at this point, but if you start to sell more, the fees can add up quickly. So definitely take the time to learn what you are doing by knowing the costs to list an item, the fees for selling an item, as well as comparing the costs of a store vs. no store.
Knowing the costs upfront is important so you can figure them into your asking price. All your costs need to be rolled into that price.
Each item will have the insertion fees shown on the Sell Your Item form before you post it live on eBay, whether you are using the Quick or Advanced listing tool. It appears at the bottom of the form. If you don’t use the extras that can cost additional dollars (like sub-titles, bolded font in the title, enlarged pictures, etc.) the insertion fees can be kept at a minimum, including zero costs to list with your allocation of free listings.
For selling fees, if a promoted listing sells, you will be charged an extra fee based on the percentage you selected during listing. Otherwise, eBay usually gets 10% of the sale for most categories. That includes 10% of the total sale: item price plus shipping.
Keep in mind that PayPal takes 2.9% of the sale plus a 30 cent fee. (The PP fees are non-refundable in case of return.) I recommend you look into PP’s micropayment program. It is geared to sellers with items primarily under $10, and can lower those PP costs. (For example, the 30 cents gets dropped to 5 cents if i recall correctly.)
I agree with the other poster that you do not appear to need a store at this time. There are advantages to having one, such as a vacation mode, but with only 40 listings, you can likely save money by just using the 50 free listings a non-store seller gets each month. Food for thought. However, if you signed up with a yearly contract, as opposed to a month by month, there can be hefty financial penalties for ending it before the time’s up.
Below are some links for more information you might find helpful. I truly wish you the absolute best and many happy sales. Come back anytime!
https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/fees-credits-invoices/selling-fees?id=4364
https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/selling-fees/store-fees?id=4122
https://www.ebay.com/help/policies/ebay-money-back-guarantee-policy/ebay-money-back-guarantee-policy...
