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Ebay fees question
EmmEve
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I've just sold two items on ebay. Same category, same postage price.
One sold for £3.19 and I've been charged a fvf of 32p
One sold for 99p and I've been charged a fvf of 70p
Why am I being charged more for the thing that sold for less? Tia.
One sold for £3.19 and I've been charged a fvf of 32p
One sold for 99p and I've been charged a fvf of 70p
Why am I being charged more for the thing that sold for less? Tia.
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What was the postage charge for the 99p item?0
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£6. It's a pair of curtains.0
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The final value fee (10%) includes postage.
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/shopping/2013/09/ebay-sellers-beware-its-fees-now-eat-into-postage-costs0 -
Oh I think I know what it is. The person who bought for 99p has paid but the person who bought for £3.12 hasn't, so it's only showing the 10% fvf on the item but not the postage cost (pick up was put as an option). I assume when they pay that charge will probably go up?
Thanks Jeffuk0
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