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[padneer0]

I just sold my first item, and it was sold for 50$ for the item and 30$ shipping but when I checked the sale tab it says "Shipping(you pay)"

Does this mean the seller didnt pay for the shipping?

[downunder-61]

As a seller you charge the buyer for shipping, but of course you are the one who has to ship it and pay for it, a buyer can't do that for you.

Item listed Price $50.00 + S&H $30.00 = $80.00 paid by your buyer - you use the $30.00 they paid to you to ship the item.

[justafemster]

Looks like you listed it with free shipping.  

Congrats on your first sale and your first mistake.  Don't worry, we all make them.  

[eleanor*rigby]

If it's this listing, you offered free shipping:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/284453874850

It does not, however, show up on your list of sold listings. In fact, it indicates you've relisted it, but it doesn't show up on your new listings, either. The "relisted" item listing says $30 shipping. 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/284511708441?ViewItem=&item=284511708441

What exactly did you do here? Did you create a listing with free shipping, receive and accept a Best Offer, and then create a second listing with $30 shipping?

[kensgiftshop]

@padneer0 

That listing shows free shipping to the US.

[pjcdn2005]

I'm going to guess that they thought when they listed domestic free shipping that it would be free to their own country, not free to the US.  I've seen a few international sellers make that mistake.