Recently I sold my old ThinkPad laptops and I noticed the selling fee
increased: $51.17 out of an order total of $411.90 (a 12.4%) and $42.23
out of an order total of $299.55 (a 14%), contrary to the stated 10%.
Then I recall signing up something of ...
I sometimes delet items in Watch List. It used to be that the viewing
page would just flash once and would stay at where the viewing page
section was before the delet. Since early this year everytime I delet
items in the Watch List the viewing page w...
I have over 170 entries in my watch list with 4 pages. When I delet an
entry in the last page the screen then rolls back to the first page of
the watch list. This is so annoying. It used to be that after deleting
entry the screen would stay on the sm...
I have been helping an all-volunteer group organizing professional
events. PayPal was the platform used for registration. PayPal takes a 3%
fee on each registration. This is why I said "I am aware of paying
transactions fees on PayPal." Which conflic...
With your outlining business accounting practices 101 above, doesn't
that your business requires eBay to itemize the fees (as vs a lump-sum
fees item in my sample sale statement a few posts early)? Sounds to me
it is a basic requirement from business...
Thank you for your kind advice. Fortunately, as I said in the very
beginning, I am not into this business full time (your exact words).
FYI, I am just an occasional "garage sale" type of seller sometimes
moving not-needed stuffs off the shelf. I am a...
Thank you for the calculus in your reply. I think listing of itemized
fees in statements users is of basic accounting practices. EBay does
this well in invoices to buyers. There seems no good reasons that eBay
holds back good practices in bills to se...
