If i am reading the news correctly it seems to be saying that anyone selling cards on ebay will no longer incur any fees and will keep all the money from the sale.

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Originally posted by wolfie:
If i am reading the news correctly it seems to be saying that anyone selling cards on ebay will no longer incur any fees and will keep all the money from the sale.

Now all you have to do is figure out how to post pictures on the auction page and you can start selling some of your vast collection .

Seriously though this is good news when selling within the UK , they are still charging if you sell outside the UK and have changed it to a flat 3% fee .

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Originally posted by wolfie:
If i am reading the news correctly it seems to be saying that anyone selling cards on ebay will no longer incur any fees and will keep all the money from the sale.

It will probably make sense to read the small print, knowing the way eBay usually operates, but it does look good so far if you are a private seller. Dealers will still be paying fees though.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/help/se...vate-sellers?id=4822

That's interesting. It also explains why there haven't been any cheap 80% off fees listing weekends lately....which I always make use of for other things.
The 3% fee for international is fine, still better than the flat 12.8% the normal fees are, which then used to add another couple of % on for international anyway.

Well, I just sold a card on eBay and I can confirm that eBay did not charge me anything

With no fees to pay this will allow sellers to reduce all their prices down to wolfie level.

Is this for UK only?

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Originally posted by Bill Mullins:
Is this for UK only?

Don't quote me but i think it is uk only.

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Originally posted by wolfie:

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Originally posted by Bill Mullins:
Is this for UK only?

Don't quote me but i think it is uk only.

Daaaang.

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Originally posted by webjon:

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Originally posted by wolfie:

Don't quote me but i think it is uk only.

Daaaang.

Wolfie, he quoted you.