promoted listed 9.99$

[cristian3_6]

I put an old camera to sell the promoted listed I have to pay 9.99 dollars
it's a mistake? always when I put things to sell the promoted listed is 99 cents or 2 dollars and coins
$9.99 from promoted listed to sell a camera at 39.99 auction
is it a computer error or is it so?

thank you

[heckofagame]

We need more details. Where is the $9.99 coming from? Is it a promotional fee or a listing fee?

[luckythewinner]

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@cristian3_6 wrote:

I put an old camera to sell the promoted listed I have to pay 9.99 dollars
it's a mistake? always when I put things to sell the promoted listed is 99 cents or 2 dollars and coins
$9.99 from promoted listed to sell a camera at 39.99 auction
is it a computer error or is it so?

thank you

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It is not a mistake and not a computer error.

It is a seller creating a listing and not paying attention. 

It looks like your most recent listings includes listing upgrades that cost money.

Your transaction detail should show you exactly what those fees were for. Did you use gallery plus? Promoted listings? A reserve price?

[stainlessenginecovers]

Promotions are a percentage of the Sale Price.

If you are selling for $40 and $10 is the 'promotional fee' you paid; then you have Promotions set at 25%

[caldreamer]

Your promotion costs are based on "value of item" and what % percentage you decided upon.   

[cristian3_6]

Boost this item's visibility by promoting it on similar listing pages. Pay an upfront, flat fee to promote your listing for the duration of this auction period. Learn more
Pay just $9.99 now for access to sponsored ads

is a 7 days auction

[mybigsale]

eBay thanks you! .... well not really, eBay takes your money without giving thanks.

As a seller, you need to understand all of eBay's fees. This was no mistake. You intentionally gave eBay the $9.99 "for access to sponsored ads". With eBays current sponsored ads fee structure, buyers can offer eBay up to 100% of the sale (Item Cost+Shipping Cost+Tax), which means. At 100% Ad Rate, eBay would keep all the money from the sale, and you would still need to give eBay an amount equal to Shipping and Tax paid by the customer plus the eBay Fee on the total sale amount. 

[cristian3_6]

I thought it was a mistake I always pay 99 cents or 2 dollars and coins seemed quite expensive to me 9.99 dollars for a 7-day auction

[slippinjimmy]

There are three types of Promoted Listings

https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/listings/promoted-listings-overview?id=5295

Sounds like you used the Express version instead of the Standard version

[cristian3_6]

Thank you very much for the answer, I didn't know that.
How do I make it cheaper?

[chapeau-noir]

@cristian3_6  You want promoted listings standard.

[aqeeqsouq]

@cristian3_6 @heckofagame  @stainlessenginecovers @caldreamer 

I think he meant "Promoted Listings Express" which is fixed fees for promoting auction listings.

[cristian3_6]

how do i set it? For that

[aqeeqsouq]

@cristian3_6 

When you creating your listings, you will find it down the listing page, just uncheck the "Promoted Listings Express", watch the screenshot photo below...

[cristian3_6]

Yes, I see that but the price is still 9.99 dollars, can it be cheaper?