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But if you buy postage thru Ebay, a £3.20 package costs £2.90.Baxtersmum said:Hi 2Scratters
eDay now deduct fees at their end rather than PayPal and if you add on postage to the listing they also take a percentage of that too so for example if something sells for 10p and it’s £3.20 postage they just pay you £2.84 which is a complete swizz, I’m trying to work a way round it so they don’t take a proportion of the postage, maybe put the postage higher to recover the deduction or ask in the description that postage be paid via PayPal - any ideas welcome 🙏
That sounds good but I don’t have a printer, how does it work, do they collect or you drop them somewhere? XFloss said:But if you buy postage thru Ebay, a £3.20 package costs £2.90.Baxtersmum said:Hi 2Scratters
eDay now deduct fees at their end rather than PayPal and if you add on postage to the listing they also take a percentage of that too so for example if something sells for 10p and it’s £3.20 postage they just pay you £2.84 which is a complete swizz, I’m trying to work a way round it so they don’t take a proportion of the postage, maybe put the postage higher to recover the deduction or ask in the description that postage be paid via PayPal - any ideas welcome 🙏
Also, not sure what you are selling but can you increase your price to include "free postage" so you actually make something?
I tend to stick things on BIN or priced just below other similar items usually with a 99p start. If its below that it gets chazzered as it's not worth the bother.
I generally used to offer free postage and then price to include fees and postage.Baxtersmum said:eDay now deduct fees at their end rather than PayPal and if you add on postage to the listing they also take a percentage of that too so for example if something sells for 10p and it’s £3.20 postage they just pay you £2.84 which is a complete swizz, I’m trying to work a way round it so they don’t take a proportion of the postage, maybe put the postage higher to recover the deduction or ask in the description that postage be paid via PayPal - any ideas welcome 🙏2Scratters said:Hi Peeps,
hope all are well and lots of stuff being moved out. @Baxtersmum re the postage your buyer should be paying for the postage not yourself which helps with the pennies coming back in.
2Scratters xxHi 2Scratters
Managed to get up & out in time for my 8am Mammogram. It was nice to get up early particularly as I caught the best of the weather today and I could walk through the woods to the screening unit. It was so cold this afternoon that I spent the whole afternoon working from my bed - it's a long time since I've done that as it's not a good habit to get into but it was really what I needed today. Trouble is I don't want to get out of it now but need to cook dinner so it will have to happen at some point.EnergyShifter said:
477. Physio exercises 8/12
Yes, you will need a printer. I drop them into parcel post boxes if they are too bulky for a normal post box.Baxtersmum said:That sounds good but I don’t have a printer, how does it work, do they collect or you drop them somewhere? XFloss said:But if you buy postage thru Ebay, a £3.20 package costs £2.90.
Also, not sure what you are selling but can you increase your price to include "free postage" so you actually make something?
I tend to stick things on BIN or priced just below other similar items usually with a 99p start. If its below that it gets chazzered as it's not worth the bother.