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Made my first listing
Al_Mac
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Selling daughters karaoke machine.
Seemed fairly easy to do:p Three watchers:j Six days to go:eek:
Had one bid and a message to say it was a mistake, so I've taken it off, is this a regular occurance
Seemed fairly easy to do:p Three watchers:j Six days to go:eek:
Had one bid and a message to say it was a mistake, so I've taken it off, is this a regular occurance
Competitions - See it, search it, post it, simples 
Cheeky Chicken the complete package
Al "Purple" Mac
Cheeky Chicken the complete package
Al "Purple" Mac
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Congratulations.
A smart move.
Hope you won't be in too much trouble with your daughter when she finds out
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Al_Mac wrote:Now sold for £18 more than a new one
Are people mad
Good stuff, I am sure some people think if it's on Ebay it must be a bargain LOL I have just started my Ebay selling career too, this time next year we'll all be millionaires LOL:rolleyes:0 -
Al_Mac wrote:Full amount has gone to Paypal, how do Ebay get their cut?
You pay listing fees I think, I am just trying to work out how much I made on my item, it went for £90 I thought it was worth about £30 so I am a happy bunny.
Edited to add: Look in the seller account bit it lists the fees that you pay!
Here is a list of the fees hope it helps... blind leading the blind here LOL0 -
Al, you'll get an invoice from e-Bay for your fees. You can check if you look at your selling account.
What I normally do is when my sales have finished, I check what I owe and then just pay it straight away by Paypal. Then withdraw the rest to my bank account.
Saves thinking 'wooo hooo', withdrawing the lot, then thinking 'ah bummer' when e-Bay want their cut
Tank fly boss walk jam nitty gritty...0
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