Before going any further with your eBay sales career, may I respectfully suggest that you do a little more reading about how buyers pay and about how shipping fees are deducted?
Always sound advice. 😀 OP may also want to develop a cost/pricing model if they are looking to make a profit from their selling activities. A starting point is to look at the eBay associated selling cost as you eluded to. Then there is the expanded model that factors in all the non-eBay associated selling costs. Things like COGS, shipping supplies, operating expenses, income taxes............ Sample of simple eBay cost model for the item the OP sold. I was not sure which state the buyer was in or the sales tax rate so I simply used the state I live in.
You are missing some details on your item but I will assume this is the Undeclared - The Complete Series (DVD, 2005, 4-Disc Set). I don't know what state the buyer was in so I use my state tax rate, I also don't know what your actual shipping cost so I assumed it was the same as the $3.95 it shows that I would have paid had I bought it. When I plug those figures into a cost model I get the following so something is off. Did you promote the listing, was the actual shipping more than what the buyer paid you? Look at the order and the "view transaction details" and see what the actual costs were pertaining to the transaction. Understanding cost before you list is key to making a profit or realizing a decent ROI.
Don't forget also that there are other expenses unrelated to what eBay costs are. There are cost of goods sold, packing materials, POV mileage...........
