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When do I have to start paying ebay fees?

February 27th, 2013 1 comment

I sold 3 items on ebay so far and I was wondering when I would have to start paying some kind of fee because it says the first 50 items are free and i haven’t had to pay any fees yet. I’m kinda confused with the whole fees thing so of anybody could help that would be great. Thank you!

The promotion for listing the first 50 items for free applies to the insertion fee only. There will still be fees associated with your first sales (specifically called "final value fees", these fees are a percentage of your sales price and are billed after the item sells on your invoice). The specific terms and conditions for the promotion you referred to are found on this page (scroll down to where it says "free insertion fees": http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/insertion-fee.html#free .

Like most bills, eBay fees are billed on a monthly cycle, and are due at the end of this period each month. You can view your current account information by going to the "Seller Account" page. Go to my.ebay.com and then hover on the tab "Account" found just above the main "active selling" portion of the page. Then, scroll down to "seller account" and click there. That will lead you to your account status showing any fees, balance, and payments. You can also access any invoices on the right by selecting the proper month and clicking "go".

how to make my money work for me?

December 30th, 2012 1 comment

How can I make my money work for me, to make more money?

Hi Lex,

You can make money from your writings in several ways. You can sell you writings in the form of an e book or report on Ebay. You can sell it in the form of a newsletter on your web page and ask people to subscribe for a small fee.

Another alternative method is to write your article for free but attach a link to it for some product which the article is promoting. There are lots of products on the web which you can sell for other people and earn a good commission. Sometimes up to 70% commission. Examples of such websites are Commission Junction, and Click Bank. You can submit this article with the link to hundreds of Article Directory websites for free.

The advantage of this is that you will have loads of links on the internet promoting your product. This in turn will lead to sales and profits!.Please don’t blatantly promote the product in your article and don’t include links to it in the body of the article. Most Article Directories will decline such articles.

PowerSeller Secrets: How to Stay on Top on EBay

February 25th, 2012 No comments

Selling things on the internet is a good way to get rid of unused items in the house, as well as get some form of income in the process. However, if you intend to become a successful Powerseller on eBay, you need to incorporate the right tools and techniques to continually guarantee sales which will lead to added income. Here are the secrets that pros use.

How Much Money are You Eyeing On?

First, you have to determine how much money you intend to earn. Online sale or auctions usually involve some haggling, even after the final closing price has been called. Determine the highest amount the you want to get, as well as the least amount that the product you are selling should be worth. Always be fair both to yourself and the buyer when determining price. If you learn how to fix a fair price, you can boost your reputation and credibility over the long term.

Presenting Your Item

You have to display the items in front of a wide array of potential customers to get it sold at the right price. You can effectively do this on eBay by taking quality photos of your products then putting the right description, with the right keywords. Avoid using terms that do not describe the product, since you risk appearing desperate. Images should load quickly too. Try to cut down on the total image size since some viewers do not like waiting long and would rather visit a different page.

Some items may be harder to take quality photos on so you have to get the right light and the right angle. You may even consider getting a professional you know who could do it for you for free or at a minimal cost. Take some tips from the experts. The way you describe the product should also be appealing, yet factual and informative.

Use particular descriptive titles or taglines that are straight to the point. Flashy characters only make you appear like a scammer or spammer. Read more about your product, update the info when necessary and indicate the actual condition, terms of payment and shipping. Also include how costs will be added for delivery and handling.

The Actual Transaction

Powersellers stay on top of everyone else because they know how to protect themselves from fraud and other unscrupulous individuals. You have to be very careful about giving out your products by getting the right information from your potential customers. Ask for their complete name, address, contact telephone number and email address. Verify through email confirmation the transaction before sending out the package. Better yet, ask first time buyers to send the payment first before delivering.

Only accept payment through the right and reliable channels. In eBay, the only means that Powersellers want to deal with would be through PayPal. Serious buyers will not hesitate to invest in a PayPal account. Secure evidence that you have successfully sent out the item by keeping the insurance and tracking number. You can dispute any possible complaints from the buyer that the item has not been received.

If you are still starting out, consider doing sample transactions to test your system. Synthetic periodic transactions every 5 to 15 minutes are ideal for you to know how well customers can be accommodated and finish successful deals.

Thomas Martinez
http://www.articlesbase.com/business-articles/powerseller-secrets-how-to-stay-on-top-on-ebay-711489.html