Listing fee if item doesn’t sell question

[davescomicardasylum]

I have a question! I know once you have used up your free listings you get charged 30c! If say my auction doesn’t sell do I get charged another 30c for relisting so 60c now and so on or is it a 1 time 30c charge when item sells?

[heckofagame]

You would be charged a fee each time the item lists/relists. 

After you've used your zero insertion fee allowance, insertion fees are:

• Non-refundable if your item doesn't sell
• Charged per listing and per category. So, if you list your item in two categories, you'll pay an insertion fee for the second category too
• Charged for the original listing and each time you choose to relist your item
• Charged per listing if you create duplicate auction-style listings for identical items. Read more about our Duplicate listings policy
• Charged only once per listing for listings with multiple items. Read more about listings with multiple items and listings with variations

[luckythewinner]

---

@heckofagame wrote:

You would be charged a fee each time the item lists/relists. 

---

My question is .. why is the OP paying 30 cents for insertions when he only has 38 items listed and 11 completed items? Is he paying for a listing upgrade of some sort?

I have six selling accounts with 1200 total listings and I haven't paid an insertion fee in ages.

[nobody*s_perfect]

If you don't have a Store subscription and if you have used up your free insertions (or if you list in a second category), the insertion fee is 35 cents, not 30 cents.

https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/fees-credits-invoices/selling-fees?id=4822 

When a fixed price listing rolls over each month, or if you relist an auction-format listing, it will use up one of your free insertions if available; otherwise you are charged the insertion fee.

If you use any listing upgrades (such as subtitle or second category), those also are charged every time you relist or when a fixed price listing rolls over.

[heckofagame]

I'm assuming that the OP is just asking for clarification and future reference.

[simba6]

Yes a listing fee is charged every time you list the item.  Unless you have a lot to list the free listing you get each month should cover it. 

[luckythewinner]

---

@heckofagame wrote:

I'm assuming that the OP is just asking for clarification and future reference.

---

That could be.

I was distracted by the amount being 30 cents, because I thought a non-store account pays 35 cents.

I just assumed he did not pay for a store with so few listings.

[davescomicardasylum]

I have like 300+ items I’m still working on posting that is why I am asking, I do this part time and just started but thanks anyways

[davescomicardasylum]

Sure was I still have about 300 items to post! Thank you for your help