Ebay listing fees

MilesnMiles · Post by **MilesnMiles** » Sat Sep 22, 12 4:11 pm

Does anyone know offhand which is the best option fees wise, to sell a car on ebay?

ie Auctin, classified ad, Buy it Now etc..

Any experience appreciated

Rebel · Post by **Rebel** » Sat Sep 22, 12 8:30 pm

Just sold a car through ebay, cost me £10 to place the auction, the car went through at £430.00 and the ebay bill is for £30 all in. So they took £20 off me for the price reaching £430

Hope this helps

aussie pete · Post by **aussie pete** » Sun Sep 23, 12 5:35 am

classified is the cheepest way to sell a car on e-bay (no comission fees at the end

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MilesnMiles · Post by **MilesnMiles** » Sun Sep 23, 12 11:27 am

Thanks chaps, got three vehicles to sell, so better check up.

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Mon Sep 24, 12 7:59 am

Whichever way, be prepared to have your anus invaded. The fees on Ebay are ridiculous.

aussie pete · Post by **aussie pete** » Mon Sep 24, 12 4:48 pm

Classified ad on e-bay (to sell a car/vehicle), £14.99 for 28 days,..no other fees

Basic fees

When you list an item, service, or property on eBay using Classified Ad format, you're charged an insertion fee according to the following table. You will not be charged a final value fee for this type of format. See the list of categories and subcategories for which you can use the Classified Ad format listing type. If you are a vehicle dealer, you can also make use of the eBay Motors Pro service to create your Classified Ads.

Classified Ad format listing type

Category

Duration

Insertion fee

Property

28-day listing

£35.00

Cars, Motorcycles & Vehicles

28-day listing

£14.99

Business, Office & Industrial

28-day listing

£9.99

Holidays & Travel
(Accommodation subcategory only)

28-day listing

£15.00