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fees going up again,

eBay.co.uk

alright if you only sell 99p stuff

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I can see where it says : 10% of the final selling price, up to a maximum of £40

So what does the percentage go up to over £40, does anyone know yet?

I can see where it says : 10% of the final selling price, up to a maximum of £40

So what does the percentage go up to over £40, does anyone know yet?

Reads to me that a £400 sale would be £40 fvf. Also a £1000 sale would still cost £40. Not many 99p auctions reach over £400. Ebay has calculated that they will make more money this way otherwise they wouldn't have done it. It makes selling crap records more attractive.

I can see where it says : 10% of the final selling price, up to a maximum of £40

So what does the percentage go up to over £40, does anyone know yet?

The max FVF is £40,

So for items of £400 and above fee will be £40

for items less than £40 fees are 10%

This is a significant increase...

Say you sell an item that ends at £200

Before, you would have owed ebay £11.55 for the Final Value Fee.

According to the new fee schedule, you owe £20

Item sells for £100...

Before you would have owed ebay £6.30

According to the new fee schedule, you owe £10

Item sells for £400

Before you would have owed ebay £22.05

According to the new fee schedule, you owe £40

Item sells for £750

Before you would have owed ebay £40.43

According to the new fee schedule, you owe £40

In other words, this only helps people selling items that end at over £750!

Unbelievable how these fee changes continue in the attempt to push the little sellers out of the game and suck dry the little sellers who do remain.

Am I reading those numbers right?

This is a significant increase...

Say you sell an item that ends at £200

Before, you would have owed ebay £11.55 for the Final Value Fee.

According to the new fee schedule, you owe £20

Item sells for £100...

Before you would have owed ebay £6.30

According to the new fee schedule, you owe £10

Item sells for £400

Before you would have owed ebay £22.05

According to the new fee schedule, you owe £40

Item sells for £750

Before you would have owed ebay £40.43

According to the new fee schedule, you owe £40

In other words, this only helps people selling items that end at over £750!

Unbelievable how these fee changes continue in the attempt to push the little sellers out of the game and suck dry the little sellers who do remain.

Am I reading those numbers right?

Bloody hell, when you put it like that, don't half make you think. What a rip off!!! :rolleyes:

This is a significant increase...

Say you sell an item that ends at £200

Before, you would have owed ebay £11.55 for the Final Value Fee.

According to the new fee schedule, you owe £20

Item sells for £100...

Before you would have owed ebay £6.30

According to the new fee schedule, you owe £10

Item sells for £400

Before you would have owed ebay £22.05

According to the new fee schedule, you owe £40

Item sells for £750

Before you would have owed ebay £40.43

According to the new fee schedule, you owe £40

In other words, this only helps people selling items that end at over £750!

Unbelievable how these fee changes continue in the attempt to push the little sellers out of the game and suck dry the little sellers who do remain.

Am I reading those numbers right?

The figures you are quoting is for Non media listings.

Media listings - Records, DVD's, CD's Books etc is going up from 9% to 10%

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