The turn £100.00 into £10.000.00+ by the end of 2010 official thread

Eyesparky

tommymcn wrote: »

Cooki2222, does listing with turbolister cost any more than the normal ebay fees. I'm currently trying to use it for the first time to sell a book. Its telling me the fee is £1.05 whereas it would be free on ebay.

Please help

Tommy

If the item is one that currently has an offer on fees, like media content, then apparently the fees get washed off when you synchronise them onto the site. The software has the normal fees in place for previewing listing fees but you should pay the current offer fees when listed. Hope that made sense ... I read it on an ebay forum somewhere so haven't tried it yet myself.

tommymcn

Eyesparky wrote: »

If the item is one that currently has an offer on fees, like media content, then apparently the fees get washed off when you synchronise them onto the site. The software has the normal fees in place for previewing listing fees but you should pay the current offer fees when listed. Hope that made sense ... I read it on an ebay forum somewhere so haven't tried it yet myself.

Cheers eyesparky, sorted now. I'll clicked on add photo gallery by mistake which was adding a pound. Hopefully its straightforward noe.

moneymabel

Not guilty- though I 'know' Yukki from another thread :-)

Arymamm... Yep that's the word I meant ;-)

MummyandPaige

Amber_Sunshine wrote: »

Is it really as bad as that actor makes out?!

haha lol, you get the local news out in the sun?

probably get shot down in flames for saying it, but pretty much yes

COOLTRIKERCHICK

for those of you that are just starting seling on ebay, and are not to sure about postage costs etc, i used to take the items and waht ever i was going to use for postage, jiffybag or box etc, and ask the lady behind the counter how much 1st and 2nd class postage would be,

After a while you will get the 'feel' and the eye for roughly how much the postage will be. But at least this way you will not be out of pocket on the postage, i normally add a bit on the postage price to cover the price of the packaging, and a bit for my time...

so basically find out the wieght and price at the post office, Then list the item....If you are going to list regular, items of various sizes and weights, then it might be worth investing in a good digital weighing scales.... to save going to hte post office...

cally6008

I got my weighing scales from Tesco I think, bout £8

jo70mo

moneymabel wrote: »

Arymamm... Yep that's the word I meant ;-)

Until the next buddy beginning with H joins up to the front:rotfl:

julie2710

yukkibear wrote: »

I need a buddy too, so will happily buddy you. I am from South as well, near sea (ish). Where are you from?

Me too - South near the sea! (West Sussex)

cooki2222

tommymcn wrote: »

Cheers eyesparky, sorted now. I'll clicked on add photo gallery by mistake which was adding a pound. Hopefully its straightforward noe.

Yeah was gonna say have you clicked any extra options.

I list my DVD's at 99p each so it costs 0.00 to put them on whilst if i had put them on at a £1 it would cost me 5/10p or something. Sometimes 99p will backfire on you say if the item is worth a few quid but it usually works in your favour

jo70mo

cally6008 wrote: »

Anyone from up north Cumbria ?

Not quite- but North Lancs?