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ebay charges
ukcitizen
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I was led to this site from google by an out of date post and despite the flack the postee received I wanted to show solidarity. I am appalled I by ebay's and now Paypal's charges. I recently sold an item for £200 but after deductions made only £165.35, of which £7 was paypal. Along with another item costing me £5.27, which I didn't sell I'm now steering clear of ebay.
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I was led to this site from google by an out of date post and despite the flack the postee received I wanted to show solidarity. I am appalled I by ebay's and now Paypal's charges. I recently sold an item for £200 but after deductions made only £165.35, of which £7 was paypal. Along with another item costing me £5.27, which I didn't sell I'm now steering clear of ebay.
You should have read the t&c's before selling.You cant moan after,its your own fault!:pLose is to not win......Loose is not tight......get it right!0 -
How shocking someone should charge for a service. Use free ads, sell the same thing for £150 and pay no fees, that works..0
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