Unfortunately, this deal has expired 30 January 2023.
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210 Posted 24 January 2023
Get 80% off Final Value Fees for up to 100 listings (+30p handling charge) - selected accounts @ eBay
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About this deal
This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
Another -80% fee on eBay
What's it all about?
Sounds good, where do I find the Promotion and how do I sign up?
You can take part in the promotion on eBay.co.uk. Only private sellers registered for managed payments are eligible for this promotion. If you have already registered to managed payments, you have received an email with the RSVP link to the offer. If you have not registered for managed payments you will be prompted to update your details after you opt-in. You must opt in to the promotion by clicking on this link before any of your 100 listings start.
Anything else I need to know?
eBay charge an FVF when your item(s) sell(s). The FVF charged per order consists of: (i) a variable portion (“Variable Portion FVF”) which is calculated as a percentage of the Total Sale Amount; and (ii) a fixed portion (“Fixed Portion FVF”) for example 30p. The Total Sale Amount means the amount the buyer pays for an order, including the item price, postage, taxes and any other applicable fees.
The FVF Discount in this promotion applies to the Variable Portion FVF (net of any other discounts) in respect of the eligible items’ Total Sale Amounts. For example, if you would have been charged 12.80% on the Total Sales Amount, the 80% FVF discount will reduce this to 2.56%. The Fixed Portion FVF (e.g. 30p) will not be discounted. Therefore, the fixed charge of 30p per order will still apply.
You won't pay an insertion fee for each of the 100 listings. Listing upgrade fees will still apply and will be charged according to the eBay fees policy
What's it all about?
- Get 80% off variable percentage final value fees ("FVF") per listing in final value fees if the item sells and pay no insertion fee. A fixed order level fee of 30p and other fees, including any International fees, still apply. Promotion is valid for up to 100 listings on eBay.co.uk in an eligible category.
- Listings must start during the promotional period.
- Listings can be auction-style or fixed price format.
- The promotion start and end dates are included in the email we send to eligible sellers.
- Items must sell within the first listing period.
- Only sellers whose accounts are activated for managed payments will be able to activate the offer.
Sounds good, where do I find the Promotion and how do I sign up?
You can take part in the promotion on eBay.co.uk. Only private sellers registered for managed payments are eligible for this promotion. If you have already registered to managed payments, you have received an email with the RSVP link to the offer. If you have not registered for managed payments you will be prompted to update your details after you opt-in. You must opt in to the promotion by clicking on this link before any of your 100 listings start.
Anything else I need to know?
eBay charge an FVF when your item(s) sell(s). The FVF charged per order consists of: (i) a variable portion (“Variable Portion FVF”) which is calculated as a percentage of the Total Sale Amount; and (ii) a fixed portion (“Fixed Portion FVF”) for example 30p. The Total Sale Amount means the amount the buyer pays for an order, including the item price, postage, taxes and any other applicable fees.
The FVF Discount in this promotion applies to the Variable Portion FVF (net of any other discounts) in respect of the eligible items’ Total Sale Amounts. For example, if you would have been charged 12.80% on the Total Sales Amount, the 80% FVF discount will reduce this to 2.56%. The Fixed Portion FVF (e.g. 30p) will not be discounted. Therefore, the fixed charge of 30p per order will still apply.
You won't pay an insertion fee for each of the 100 listings. Listing upgrade fees will still apply and will be charged according to the eBay fees policy
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1. You've ever changed your eBay country location
2. You're seller account has returns, buyer protection claims, or late dispatch or late delivery against it
Further info:
-In the case, I have the buyer admitting that they purchased the wrong product for their needs but that my product description WAS accurate. They just weren't intelligent enough to realise what they were buying
-The buyer is unable/unwilling to share the tracking details
They keep messaging demanding their money back even though my last message advised that the money back guarantee dictates that a refund is only sent after I've received the item back.
I'm worried that raising with eBay (to close the case) might not go my way as eBay generally tends to side with buyers (regardless of common sense)..?
HOT MARIO (edited)
Got locked out of all 3 offers last week because eBay palmed me off with a ‘prize draw entry if you sell an item’ incentive instead
If I'd have listed it 6 sperate times it would have qualified. Total nonsense but cost me a bit of money which eBay refunded as a 1 time gesture of goodwill. Be careful
I always have around 150 items for sale and when I sell some items, I add some more as I find more stuff to get rid of and maintain my listings at around 150 items.
Anyway, up until Xmas, I'd list 100 on the 80% off promo one week and then two weeks later I'd list the other 50 or so when the next 80% came around. Rinse and repeat every two weeks.
Well the beginning of this year eBay did not have any promos, so I had about 90 items end when the promo expired and two weeks later there was another promo.
By this time tho', the other 50 or so items were due to end.
This meant I had 150+ items sitting in my unsold items folder.
So I listed all the most expensive items under the 80% off promo and the other 50 or so under the regular selling fees.
In the "Custom Label (SKU)" field I entered "80%" for the items listed under the promo and *Standard" for those listed under standard fees.
So roll forward to today an on checking which items have the most watchers and despite there only being around half as many as those under the 80% off promo, the items listed under "Standard Fees" have around the same amount of watchers.
Not scientific proof by any means, but looks fishy to me.
Definitely miss the old £1 FVF, this will have to do though.