Posted by Zachary Hoyt on September 30, 2012 at 04:40:01 from (184.12.69.32):
In Reply to: OT Ebay help posted by Chris Jones on September 29, 2012 at 19:34:40:
Most important thing to remember in my opinion is that they take about 10% of the sale price and the shipping price, so if it costs $20 to ship a part and you only get $5 for it they will get $2.50 and paypal will get 3% plus 30 cents, in this case $1.05, so you will only get $1.45. If you inflate your shipping price or sales price slightly you can compensate for the fees. I shipped a $20 part to France that weighed 65# or so and had to charge an extra $18 for shipping since the actual shipping cost was $160 and the extra $20 also was docked 10%. The buyer understood why and was still happy. Zach
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