How am I charged for my ebay selling fee?
I just posted my first item for sale on ebay….I thought I would be automatically charged with the selling fee, but nothing happened.
Will I be charged after the auction time ends? Will it becharged to my paypal account? How will the charge it?
You will be charged a percentage of what the item actually sold for. There is a link on the left side of your My eBay page that says ‘seller account’. After your sale ends, your selling fees and your percentage will be there for you to pay. Usually it is paid from your paypal account, but you need to click ‘pay now’ and it will direct you to paypal where you will put in your password and pay it with just a click. Paypal automatically takes out their fees, eBay puts it in your seller account for you to pay.
You will be charged a percentage of what the item actually sold for. There is a link on the left side of your My eBay page that says ‘seller account’. After your sale ends, your selling fees and your percentage will be there for you to pay. Usually it is paid from your paypal account, but you need to click ‘pay now’ and it will direct you to paypal where you will put in your password and pay it with just a click. Paypal automatically takes out their fees, eBay puts it in your seller account for you to pay.
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Your seller fees are based on the final price the item sells for. Your seller fees aren’t billed immediately — you’ll be invoiced for them — but you CAN go into your seller account and PAY them manually right after the auction ends.
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Go to the "seller account" page from the link on your eBay summary page. You are charged right away for your listing fees, and will be held responsible for paying them even if your item doesn’t sell. But you don’t have to pay right away. You can choose to pay when it’s convenient for you, or you can set up automated payments. And you can do it all from that area I directed you to (above)
There are both listing fees and final fees for all auctions, fixed price and store listings. I don’t understand why your other responders didn’t know that …
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