30-04-2013, 05:28 PM
You will get final selling fee reductions as you start to sell more.
Yes the fee's seem like a lot on the face of it but then that and packaging are your only overheads. The other way to look at is that eBay puts your products in front of millions of customers worldwide, try setting up an e-commerce site, then doing the hours of SEO and marketing to get customers onto your site and the 10% selling fee's start to seem more reasonable.
Transaction fee's so you can get paid are also almost unavoidable, regardless if you are selling through eBay or your own website.
Final thing to watch out for is many couriers will not take liquids/compressed stuff unless you get a licence so watch out for that.
Yes the fee's seem like a lot on the face of it but then that and packaging are your only overheads. The other way to look at is that eBay puts your products in front of millions of customers worldwide, try setting up an e-commerce site, then doing the hours of SEO and marketing to get customers onto your site and the 10% selling fee's start to seem more reasonable.
Transaction fee's so you can get paid are also almost unavoidable, regardless if you are selling through eBay or your own website.
Final thing to watch out for is many couriers will not take liquids/compressed stuff unless you get a licence so watch out for that.
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Serious.