Colin88 Posted July 5, 2013 Posted July 5, 2013 .........I dont at all....I sold a few coins over the last few months and keep getting these random invoice amounts from eBay that I can't make any sense of .....and there's no easy, inexpensive way of talking to a human being there about the amounts....are they part of Vodafone mobile as I seem to have an identical problem with them? Quote
Nick Posted July 5, 2013 Posted July 5, 2013 (edited) .........I dont at all....I sold a few coins over the last few months and keep getting these random invoice amounts from eBay that I can't make any sense of .....and there's no easy, inexpensive way of talking to a human being there about the amounts....are they part of Vodafone mobile as I seem to have an identical problem with them?The eBay fees (for non-business listings) come in 3 categories: insertion fees, final value fees and feature fees.Insertion fees can be zero (depending on the starting price, or a free listing weekend)Final value fees are 10% of the selling price (capped at £75)Feature fees are listing upgrades (eg larger pictures etc)This page should allow you to work out what fees were applicable to your sales.PS. ...and don't forget the PayPal fees if any of your buyers paid by that method. Edited July 5, 2013 by Nick Quote
TomGoodheart Posted July 5, 2013 Posted July 5, 2013 You should be able to view recent charges Colin. In your Ebay summary page click on the 'Account' tab.You then need to click on 'Fees'.You may need to then click on 'Customise view'! This allows you to view up to four months ebay charges. You should then get an itemised list a bit like this:With luck you should then be able to work out what you're being charged for. Note that this is only ebay fees and doesn't include PayPal! Quote
Colin88 Posted July 6, 2013 Author Posted July 6, 2013 You should be able to view recent charges Colin. In your Ebay summary page click on the 'Account' tab.You then need to click on 'Fees'.You may need to then click on 'Customise view'! This allows you to view up to four months ebay charges. You should then get an itemised list a bit like this:With luck you should then be able to work out what you're being charged for. Note that this is only ebay fees and doesn't include PayPal!Tom........brilliant......thanks....Colin Quote
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