We have all used eBay, and if like me mainly buying stuff rather than selling.
Well I wanted to sell a computer part, all in its original box, and about 1 month old. The listing was fine, and all went well. They said its 50p to advertise it. After 6 days bidding started happening. Finally it sold for £450 which is a fair price. Hoping for £400+. The seller pays, including the £10 postage. All going well soo far. It didn't come via PayPal but it in a ebay account.
Anyway, looking at the eBay summary of the sale. Yes indeed they took 50p for listing, then a whopping £48 for selling. Apparently they take like 11% of the final value price. Wow that is high. You would think there would be competition for eBay of other companies starting up with reconable fees. I dont see that as reconable at all.
Well I wanted to sell a computer part, all in its original box, and about 1 month old. The listing was fine, and all went well. They said its 50p to advertise it. After 6 days bidding started happening. Finally it sold for £450 which is a fair price. Hoping for £400+. The seller pays, including the £10 postage. All going well soo far. It didn't come via PayPal but it in a ebay account.
Anyway, looking at the eBay summary of the sale. Yes indeed they took 50p for listing, then a whopping £48 for selling. Apparently they take like 11% of the final value price. Wow that is high. You would think there would be competition for eBay of other companies starting up with reconable fees. I dont see that as reconable at all.