Ebay actually lowers fees (this is good if you sell a few high value comics)

[dekeuk]

 

It looks like ebay is giving away 5 FREE LISTINGS per month.

 

They key will be to make sure those 5 listings are for high dollar value listings. If your items are all over $500, you save $20 in listing fees.

 

The final value fee on those 5 listings is also capped at $20 total. I think that is PER LISTING, not in total, but they are not clear on this.

 

This is where you really save money if you sell 5 really high dollar books. Your FVF will be much lower.

 

 

 

[KryptoSpidey]

its a good thing.

i think there's a thread about this already tho...or we were talking about it in one of the forums...

[dekeuk]

its a good thing.

i think there's a thread about this already tho...or we were talking about it in one of the forums...

 

They just sent me an email about it today for the first time. I guess it took them 10 days for them to tell me the news.

 

 

[PokerKid]

Cool, I did not know that. (Waiting for the follow-up fine print where I learn I am getting screwed.)

[snitzer]

just cashed in my 8% off eBay coupon when buying a new pair of summer sneaks (thumbs u

[dekeuk]

Cool, I did not know that. (Waiting for the follow-up fine print where I learn I am getting screwed.)

 

 

 

yes, this is so true

 

maybe this wil be the fine print ...... you get 5 free auctions every month, but they don't tell you what date you get them. If you don't know precisely when you are getting them, then you can't make high dollar auctions the free ones, unless you only run 5 per month

 

the fair way to do it is to make the first 5 free, starting with the first date of every month (i.e. july 1st is the next one)

 

 

 

 

 

[50 Cent #II (1st)]

Thanks for the info. but where have you been? Posted about 6 weeks ago.

 

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