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Smal Rant re. eBay Managed payments for international sales. Fees on fees on fees!
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Thanks, checking the order I referred to the options to print a packing slip/invoice show the same, correct sales tax but the buyer was in the US, perhaps the buyer being in Canada makes a difference, it is a bit odd.
The fees for international fee for Canada is the same as the US, I think it's just bad programming on the fees breakdown page.In the game of chess you can never let your adversary see your pieces1 -
vacheron said:
- EDIT: I've just checked the invoice to the buyer and eBay have charged them £79.54 Postage (of which £20 went to me (minus their fees of course). Bur most interestingly, they have charged the buyer £45.87 Sales Tax when they state on my fees breakdown that this was £40.50. So it seems like they are double collecting extra from both me and the buyer and pocketing it!
Did you mean to leave your seller ID visible in 'a message from'?I suspect the buyer also needs to pay sales tax on the bit of the postage which doesn't go to you - which may be why there is more sales tax on their invoice than on yours. I can't get it to calculate out exactly though.But a banker, engaged at enormous expense,Had the whole of their cash in his care.
Lewis Carroll1 - EDIT: I've just checked the invoice to the buyer and eBay have charged them £79.54 Postage (of which £20 went to me (minus their fees of course). Bur most interestingly, they have charged the buyer £45.87 Sales Tax when they state on my fees breakdown that this was £40.50. So it seems like they are double collecting extra from both me and the buyer and pocketing it!
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Well spotted! I thought I’d covered everything but nobody is perfect. 🤪I was more concerned about protecting the buyer and the item to be honest so I’ll leave it there. 😊• The rich buy assets.
• The poor only have expenses.
• The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.
Robert T. Kiyosaki0
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