Ebay?

macaframa

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I want to list a cue on ebay. First I have never sold anything on ebay and my question would be. If I list my cue for sale do I have to pay sellers fees every month if I only list one cue and never use ebay again to sell?
 
No. You pay for the individual aution options that you want to use, and you pay a final value fee (varies depending on how much the cue sells for). There may be a couple other things that someone else will mention. I sold a motorcycle on ebay, and once the auction was over I never had to pay anything else.
 
If you never plan on using Ebay again cancel your account after you sell your cue. Ebay scammers look for old inactive accounts to set up shop. 3 years from now you don't want somebody using your info to run a scam.

Andy
 
Don't

macaframa said:
I want to list a cue on ebay. First I have never sold anything on ebay and my question would be. If I list my cue for sale do I have to pay sellers fees every month if I only list one cue and never use ebay again to sell?


Ebay is getting to be a pain in the butt. Sell it on here, go to the main category and list it in the For Sale / Wanted section. Someone on here will probably buy it if the price is right, and you can avoid the Ebay fees. Now if you sell it using pay pal then you will have to pay Pay Pal fees, but you could always tell your buyer that you want check or money order.

Just a thought!

I won't use Ebay again after all the hell i have been through with them.
 
macaframa said:
I want to list a cue on ebay. First I have never sold anything on ebay and my question would be. If I list my cue for sale do I have to pay sellers fees every month if I only list one cue and never use ebay again to sell?


Hopefully you've bought a few things on e-bay first. I've had good luck with both buying and selling on e-bay. There are no membership or monthy fees for basic services.

To sell, listings only cost a few dollars depending on the options you select. Once an item is sold, you will be charged a Final Value Fee as well.

Here is a list of fees:


Final Value Fees
Closing Price
Final Value Fee

Item not sold - No Fee

$0.01 - $25.00 - 5.25% of the closing value

$25.01 - $1,000.00 - 5.25% of the initial $25.00 ($1.31), plus 3.25% of the remaining closing value balance ($25.01 to $1,000.00)

Equal to or Over $1000.01 - 5.25% of the initial $25.00 ($1.31), plus 3.25% of the initial $25.01 - $1,000.00 ($31.69), plus 1.50% of the remaining closing value balance ($1000.01 - closing value)


All of these questions can be answered in e-bay's help system.

Chris
 
txplshrk said:
Ebay is getting to be a pain in the butt. Sell it on here, go to the main category and list it in the For Sale / Wanted section. Someone on here will probably buy it if the price is right, and you can avoid the Ebay fees. Now if you sell it using pay pal then you will have to pay Pay Pal fees, but you could always tell your buyer that you want check or money order.

Just a thought!

I won't use Ebay again after all the hell i have been through with them.

What he said!
 
I would use the For Sale forum here on AZ Billiards first.

Remember, ebay charges listing fees even if your item DOES NOT sell. This cost me $50 one time.:mad:
 
I tried using the for sale threads for a few weeks but I have not found any takers is why I'm thinking about going to the bay to sell my cue. I just don't want to keep paying sellers fees when I don't have an item listed. I have awsome feedback for purchases too.
 
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