- Aug 31, 2003
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Robert, I have adjusted your account to only charge $4.90 (not $8.97).
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For future:
As per new policy, each first 5 items listed by every seller (on a
monthly basis) falls under the following policy.
--- No Insertion fees (regardless of the item bid price you keep)
--- FVF (8.75% of selling price OR $20 whichever is lower). This fees is
only applicable if the item sells successfully.
So, 8.75% comes of $102.5 comes to $8.97 (which you have been charged).
Your item 110406851964 was *not* charged any insertion fees though.
Your Loss or Benefit:
We completely understand that for sellers who already keep a low
starting price (and the item isn't very expensive, this new policy is
unlikely to benefit them). Thus, we give sellers the option to list item
through "Turbo Lister" or any other listing tool (their item will *not*
be a subject to this new policy).
Turbo Lister is a tool provided by eBay that sellers can use to list
their items directly from their computer. It provides sellers with the
same listing options they would see on the eBay site, as well as some
additional features specific to Turbo Lister.
One of the major "selling" points of Turbo Lister is its bulk options.
For sellers listings many items, using Turbo Lister can help save time
and the frustration of having to individually create, upload, and revise
items.
Turbo Lister is available for download from the eBay website. You may
download the program from the following page:
http://pages.ebay.com/turbo_lister/
Well this is bullshit. Its only 0.10 to post something at 0.99, so they dont charge the fucking 10cents big deal. But double the ending fee.
I guess using the turbo lister you get to use the old policy of $25.01 - $1,000.00 5.25% of the initial $25.00, plus 3.25% of the remaining closing value balance ($25.01 to $1,000.00)?
Im pissed whats a good alternative to ebay?
"
For future:
As per new policy, each first 5 items listed by every seller (on a
monthly basis) falls under the following policy.
--- No Insertion fees (regardless of the item bid price you keep)
--- FVF (8.75% of selling price OR $20 whichever is lower). This fees is
only applicable if the item sells successfully.
So, 8.75% comes of $102.5 comes to $8.97 (which you have been charged).
Your item 110406851964 was *not* charged any insertion fees though.
Your Loss or Benefit:
We completely understand that for sellers who already keep a low
starting price (and the item isn't very expensive, this new policy is
unlikely to benefit them). Thus, we give sellers the option to list item
through "Turbo Lister" or any other listing tool (their item will *not*
be a subject to this new policy).
Turbo Lister is a tool provided by eBay that sellers can use to list
their items directly from their computer. It provides sellers with the
same listing options they would see on the eBay site, as well as some
additional features specific to Turbo Lister.
One of the major "selling" points of Turbo Lister is its bulk options.
For sellers listings many items, using Turbo Lister can help save time
and the frustration of having to individually create, upload, and revise
items.
Turbo Lister is available for download from the eBay website. You may
download the program from the following page:
http://pages.ebay.com/turbo_lister/
Well this is bullshit. Its only 0.10 to post something at 0.99, so they dont charge the fucking 10cents big deal. But double the ending fee.
I guess using the turbo lister you get to use the old policy of $25.01 - $1,000.00 5.25% of the initial $25.00, plus 3.25% of the remaining closing value balance ($25.01 to $1,000.00)?
Im pissed whats a good alternative to ebay?
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