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how much to sell my car on ebay (fees)?
silkyuk9
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I have a W reg renault megane 71k on clock good condition however there is knocking when I go around corners which is both sides, left turn and right turn. To be honest its worth more than scrap value of £100 which our local wrecker gives.
My thoughts were putting it on ebay and informing of the problems etc. Now, lets say I start the car off at a listing price of £150, and lets say it sells for £300. How much will ebay want from me?
My thoughts were putting it on ebay and informing of the problems etc. Now, lets say I start the car off at a listing price of £150, and lets say it sells for £300. How much will ebay want from me?
All the big powers they've silenced me. So much for free speech and choice on this fundamental human right, and outing the liars.
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would guess at drive shafts, think ebay cap fees at £40
Fees would be 10% of final selling price0 -
I just listed a car for £150. My insertion fees were £8 and it said final fee was £20 (if I read it right!):beer: Been smoke free for 4 years!! :beer:0
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bravobeastie wrote: »would guess at drive shafts,
or wishbones.
eBay fees will be anything from what bravobeastie said to £0 as there's always a chance somebody will come to look at it to see what's wrong and offer you cash on the spot to take it away.0 -
Fees for Motors are different,bravobeastie wrote: »would guess at drive shafts, think ebay cap fees at £40
Fees would be 10% of final selling price
http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/sell/motorfees.html'The More I know about people the Better I like my Dog'
Samuel Clemens0 -
If your are interested, its your CV joints causing the problem of knocking.0
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