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excossack



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selling on ebay
Last time I sold on Ebay payment was done via PayPal.

Went to set up a listing and now asked for DOB, and bank details for payments. Ebay changed its selling payment process? 1999 Defender TD5 110

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Post #993137 18th May 2023 1:53pm
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geobloke



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Yes. Paypal and eBay split back in 2015 IIRC so they could have more flexibility. You will have to put your DOB and bank details into eBay now to sell stuff. You can still buy things using PayPal but you will get asked to authenticate through their phone App, much like your bank does.
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excossack



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Cheers. Its been a while since I sold on ebay 1999 Defender TD5 110

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Post #993144 18th May 2023 2:40pm
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nicholas2012



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Can't remember selling fees percentage a google search would tell you sure its a little over 10% maybe doesn't matter so much on small sales but a big chunk if selling a couple hundred pounds worth

My top tip would be too hold off until there's a 80% off selling fees offer (they do them quite regular probably once a month or so) and if you look in ebay messages you can see and activate that offer when it's on

Makes a £500 sale around £10 in fees Smile
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excossack



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Cheers Nicholas.

I have already listed the item. Lets see how it goes! 1999 Defender TD5 110

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Post #993149 18th May 2023 3:40pm
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diesel_jim



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I've found eblag to be getting quite expensive thesedays to sell. (I prefer on here for LR stuff and have quite a bit of success on FB marketplate)

Example of ebay prices, I sold that Td5 throttle pedal yesterday. had an offer of £50 + £5 P&P, so £55 if my maths is correct.

I actually got £47 and some pence paid into my account. so just over 14% in "fees"

I has the same with a table I sold, it went for £100, and I got about £84, so 16% fees

It's a fair chunk I think. more than it used to be.
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geobloke



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nicholas2012 wrote:
Can't remember selling fees percentage a google search would tell you sure its a little over 10% maybe doesn't matter so much on small sales but a big chunk if selling a couple hundred pounds worth

My top tip would be too hold off until there's a 80% off selling fees offer (they do them quite regular probably once a month or so) and if you look in ebay messages you can see and activate that offer when it's on

Makes a £500 sale around £10 in fees Smile


Just had an 80% off sellers fees pop in to the inbox this morning as it happens.


And yes it definitely is more expensive for the seller than it used to be Rolling Eyes
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