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TuRo · Today, 09:13 PM

Interesting development indeed !

Apart from occasional % off selling fees promotions, private vintage watch sellers have paid north of 10% eBay fees for watch sales.

They went free on clothing etc (to obliterate competition) a few months back.... but now it is everything, except Motors.

It's max 300 items per month and only private sellers. They had a big push to drive high volume/high value private sellers to Business Accounts last 2 months - we know why now!

God only knows how the hefty authentication admin costs of watches over £1500 will be covered if eBay not earning commission (maybe that will be a new charge in future!?) but it's a result for sellers me thinks ;-)

Ps their fast daily payout schedules also scrapped, to like it was in past where you had to request payment to bank account and c 5 days timescale now back.

PPS this is domestic sales - a (lowish) 3% fee is applied if sold abroad.

Goose 104 · Today, 09:36 PM

Wow, this is big news if it applies to watches. I had no idea. It seems they might introduce fees for the buyer?

offrdmania · Today, 10:07 PM

Thats selling fees, but im sure they havent gotten rid of final value fees which is around 14%

TuRo · Today, 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by offrdmania

Thats selling fees, but im sure they havent gotten rid of final value fees which is around 14%

No it's everything incl final valuation fees now !

offrdmania · Today, 10:11 PM

Very interesting indeed

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TuRo "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2022 Real Name: Paul Location: Cantabrigia - G.B Watch: ing the detectives Posts: 2,741	Ebay shelves ALL selling fees from Today 1 Oct 2024 Interesting development indeed ! Apart from occasional % off selling fees promotions, private vintage watch sellers have paid north of 10% eBay fees for watch sales. They went free on clothing etc (to obliterate competition) a few months back.... but now it is everything, except Motors. It's max 300 items per month and only private sellers. They had a big push to drive high volume/high value private sellers to Business Accounts last 2 months - we know why now! God only knows how the hefty authentication admin costs of watches over £1500 will be covered if eBay not earning commission (maybe that will be a new charge in future!?) but it's a result for sellers me thinks ;-) Ps their fast daily payout schedules also scrapped, to like it was in past where you had to request payment to bank account and c 5 days timescale now back. PPS this is domestic sales - a (lowish) 3% fee is applied if sold abroad. __________________ As silent as car lights that move across this room As cold as our bodies silhouetted by the moon I would lie awake and wonder, Is it just me or this the way love is supposed to be? THE THE - Kingdom of Rain.

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offrdmania 2024 ROLEX SUBMARINER 41 Pledge Member Join Date: May 2008 Real Name: Matt Location: Wine Country, Ca Posts: 5,942	Thats selling fees, but im sure they havent gotten rid of final value fees which is around 14% __________________ TRF Member 11738

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offrdmania 2024 ROLEX SUBMARINER 41 Pledge Member Join Date: May 2008 Real Name: Matt Location: Wine Country, Ca Posts: 5,942	Very interesting indeed __________________ TRF Member 11738

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