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eBay Invoice?


KashSenpai

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Been a while since I've sold on ebay, but if I remember correctly, it should tell you the amount in the email. If it is under a certain amount (usually a very low amount) you won't have to pay anything for that month, it'll get added on to the next invoice when you sell again. Even then the email will tell you

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The listing fees (unless the items were listed for free) and Final Value Fees. Ebay takes some money from the items sold.

You'll know what you're being charged for if you look at the invoice.

Go to:

My eBay > Summary > Account

Should take you straight to your invoices. Select it from the drop down menu

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Sellers fees. 

You give pay around around 5% for handling your money. 

You give Ebay 10% for selling your item on their website. 

 

Say for example you sold $100 worth of goods. 

You'd be giving $10 to ebay at the end of the month through an invoice. 

Paypals 5% is taken out before you even see the money so you don't need to worry about that. 

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Sellers fees. 

You give pay around around 5% for handling your money. 

You give Ebay 10% for selling your item on their website. 

 

Say for example you sold $100 worth of goods. 

You'd be giving $10 to ebay at the end of the month through an invoice. 

Paypals 5% is taken out before you even see the money so you don't need to worry about that. 

Ah that's the answer i was looking for. Thanks!

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Yay a question i have knowledge about.

 

There are a total of 3 fees

1 is for listing fee (free for first 50 auctions)

2 paypay fees IIRC it is like 2.3 % ish

3 Fees for everything sold on ebay that month. I think the invove fee is the 3rd one 

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