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Starting a second hand quality kids clothes website
I'm about to launch a second hand quality kids clothes website and wondered what people would be prepared to give up as commission on each sale. I thought about offering free and unlimited listings and each seller gives 10% of the sale of the item to the site. Do you think this sounds fair. So for example, if you sell an item for £25, £2.50 is taken as commission and then you're charged an extra 3.4% + £0.20 by Paypal for using it, so you end up with £21.65. It doesn't seem bad. Would love to hear other people's views.
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People love eBay because of the buyer protection, the seller protection, PayPal protection.....and even then people are sometimes ripped off and left out of pocket.
If I were to buy an item from your site and it never turned up, or was totally not as described, what would I do? Who would I complain to, seek compensation from?
Would you be handling the listings yourself, photographing the items and posting them out? If not, how will you resolve issues?
If I were to buy an item from your site and it never turned up, or was totally not as described, what would I do? Who would I complain to, seek compensation from?
Would you be handling the listings yourself, photographing the items and posting them out? If not, how will you resolve issues?
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