ChatterBank28 mins ago
Ebayers! No More Selling Thru Paypal
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Further to my last post. eBay are now asking for bank accounts for sellers, they won’t be using PayPal any more which I liked. And their fees are going up, I believe it was 10% inc postage on sales. It is going up to 12.8% of the total amount inc postage. There is also a fixed charge of 30p, I believe this is on any item you buy. I will be trying Gumtree and Preloved for sales in future. Any money I have in PayPal can be used on sales elsewhere.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.A lot of eBay sellers dislike PayPal's protection scheme as they feel they always find in favour of the buyer. I've never had any problems but I know a lot of people who have with buyers returning something other than the item sent and PayPal still refunding them (in one case a magazine instead of an iPad), buyers claiming they never received the item when the item was collected even when the seller has proof (never allow a buyer to collect an item when they've paid by PayPal) and buyers claiming the item was not as described and providing photos of something that wasn't sent.
If eBay has increased their fees, there's a possibility that Gumtree might start charging more too. (Yes, I know that advertising on Gumtree is basically free but they encourage sellers to pay for optional features to promote their ads). That's because Gumtree is owned by eBay.
Shpock, which is also free to sellers, is an alternative which seems to have been gaining a lot of ground recently:
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Shpock, which is also free to sellers, is an alternative which seems to have been gaining a lot of ground recently:
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Having just read through the changes, it seems I am already avoiding the majority of the fees, just by creating listings and saving them as a Draft, only listing them on the £1.00 promo weekends.
Without doubt your feedback could be ruined if buyers start to complain about the delay in posting, only caused by the time your payment takes to appear in your a/c.
Without doubt your feedback could be ruined if buyers start to complain about the delay in posting, only caused by the time your payment takes to appear in your a/c.
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