It will be full of all the BLACK FRIDAY and CYBER MONDAY deals from HUKD members trying to make a bob or two. (edited)
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I've accepted mine.
*Valid from Friday 06 December 2019 00:00:01 until Monday 09 December 2019 23:59:59. Maximum fee per sold listing. Applies to final value fees on up to 100 listings. Item must sell within the first listing period.
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Beware of another scam they do - they will offer you FREE upgrades like larger photos on some listings etc... but when it relists you will often get charged full whack on those too and not realise. Also when they relist, there is NO notification that the item has ended or relisted - it just continues... Why no email notification telling you your item has effectively ended and been relisted?? Everything is designed to catch you out and make money through scam tactics (edited)
Can't wait to use this opportunity to sell all the accumulated junk from the year so I can actually buy Christmas gifts for the fam!
Just a warning for those sellers not aware. Do not use ebays Packlink postal service. There are a number of reasons why but recently they have been sending false extra charges for so called 'oversized' parcels sent months ago and when you agreed to T&C's to originally place the order, you agreed to let them take further payment at any time. Paypal have been siding with Packlink in some disputes even though they are not supplying any evidence. I realise this sounds a little unbelievable and seems like there must be more to it but read the stories on the ebay sellers chat board or see recent reviews and then decide if you want to risk it. If you have previously used Packlink I would suggest you go into your paypal account settings and cancel the pre-approved payment agreement you have with them before you fall victim to this scam too!
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Yaay, now we can all sell our *ahem* O2 refresh phone "upgrades" !!LT12304/12/2019 16:05
Anyone know what selling price point this 'offer' actually makes it …Anyone know what selling price point this 'offer' actually makes it worthwhile for using? Most my stuff seems to sell for pennies in the past, then with fees and PayPal fee, I practically end up losing money by driving the stuff to the post office! I've got a load of stuff to get rid of, so don't know whether this offer is worth me getting started trying to shift it all at the most stressful time of year, or whether I should just do it at a normal non-offer time and save myself the stress
The normal selling fees are 10%
So this offer of £1 is only going to benifit you if your selling for more than £10. So something you sell for £20 would normally have £2 fees (10%) but on this promotion will only be £1.
The other fees, i.e. PayPal are still going to be the same sadly.
If you are selling things under £10 then make sure the postage fee you advertise covers you for driving to the post office and packing the product! (they are P&P costs afterall!).
Or maybe if the value is so low you would be better selling your items on facebook market place or gumtree both of which are free to advertise and more geared up to people collecting from you rather than posting like most ebay items.- Bout f'ing time!
Master_Yoda04/12/2019 13:32
Beware of another scam they do - they will offer you FREE upgrades like …Beware of another scam they do - they will offer you FREE upgrades like larger photos on some listings etc... but when it relists you will often get charged full whack on those too and not realise. Also when they relist, there is NO notification that the item has ended or relisted - it just continues... Why no email notification telling you your item has effectively ended and been relisted?? Everything is designed to catch you out and make money through scam tactics
No need to go for any extras. And with £1 offers every 2 weeks there is no excuse not to just delist and relist.umirza8504/12/2019 16:43
It was literally here a few weeks back lol.
And a few weeks before that...
And a few weeks before that...- Thanks OP. Finally got the promotion. Couldn't get it on the last 2 occasions.
- !!?!? I almost ran out of oxygen waiting for this - I can breathe again now - thank you!! (Takes huge gulp of air and collapses)
markbarton04/12/2019 13:12
Its pretty obvious but if your item rolls over the 30 days and you have …Its pretty obvious but if your item rolls over the 30 days and you have set the option to list until sold the offer is removed and normal fees apply.Got caught out with this, luckly eBay refunded the fees this time.
You don't have an option NOT to list until sold... This scam has been in place for ages... You will be caught out again... (and again... and again... Just a matter of time...)- So buy unwanted items at inflated prices, apply the 20% voucher and get a sense of bagging a deal (yay!) and then sell back at £1 max selling fee (double yay !!) sounds about right for eBay
HappyShopper04/12/2019 23:00
…https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/news/article-4107122/How-taxman-spies-buy-sell-online-thanks-new-law-hardly-noticed.html
HMRC are w*nkers for going after the little man trying to make extra cash. The UK's suppose to be a power economy, but earns less than the Aussies. Just hate HMRC for wanting a slice of the little man trying hard to make a small profit.tallpete3305/12/2019 04:50
I think PayPal are obliged to inform HMRC if people make more than a grand …I think PayPal are obliged to inform HMRC if people make more than a grand or so per year. That's why I sell a lot more stuff for cash locally on FB etc now to avoid this.
HMRC are w*nkers for going after the little average working man, I mean £1k wtf?
It saddens me with what the austerity had done to the country I live in. They are squeezing a slice from the average Joe is just fecking wrong.deleted50493105/12/2019 12:48
Like the mods on here? Only joking!
The mods here are very on the ball, but only on certain serious topics, like Yankee Candles lol - if you say anything bad about a Yankee Candle they will be on you like wildfire - I still have bruises, scarring and mental trauma from my last encounter. The worst thing you can ever do on Hotukdeals is criticise a Yankee Candle deal. If you ever see a Yankee Candle deal, always say they are really good and people should buy them and just nod. (edited)- Been waiting weeks. Finally!
TwoJs04/12/2019 17:50
In again, but not sure why every eBay £1 offer needs to be pulled up for …In again, but not sure why every eBay £1 offer needs to be pulled up for so much heat, it's hardly a deal when it's on all the time.
Yes but sometimes the offers don't always work for some and some will. So it still deserves the heat- FFS, I just sold £150 worth of goods..
But then again, I have sold about 10 grands worth of stuff using their £1 fees over the last six months, so swings and roundabouts really. 
Just a heads up, I got my ebay invoice today and was not given the £1 FVF on anything (which was over 2 separate offers) and charged full price. I contacted customer services and they have thankfully corrected it (almost £50 of a difference).
I was also told that if you change the buy it now price on your listing, then the promotion would no longer apply, but due to me not being aware of this they would apply the discount. This has never been the case the countless times I've used the promotion in the past, so might be something to check when you next get billed by ebay.
Heat added!- Don't know how but I got letter from HMRC to explain non declaration of proceeds through eBay/PayPal. I have lost my sleep for past few weeks
LT12304/12/2019 19:54
Most stuff sold for 99p-£5, massively undervalued but that's the risk you …Most stuff sold for 99p-£5, massively undervalued but that's the risk you take
If you sell using auctions and start them at 99p, then it is!
I made that mistake in the past. Ended up practically giving stuff away. Not any more ...
If you're listing as auction, set the start price at the minimum you're willing to accept. Well worth doing while this offer is on. Alternatively, list them as buy it now at a sensible/fair price. At least then you have 30 days of them up for sale with this offer applied, rather than the 10 (maximum) you get on an auction. The other thing I've noticed is BIN often seems to sell quicker than an auction. Auctions only seem to get much interest if they are a rare/collectible item. Stuff that can be had commonly on ebay is generally easier to sell BIN. Think folk just want the instant purchase, not faff about trying to win an auction at the end.
Buyers are (obviously) after a bargain. If you give them the chance of something for 99p, they'll take it!
No point selling at a loss ... (edited)LT12304/12/2019 16:05
Anyone know what selling price point this 'offer' actually makes it …Anyone know what selling price point this 'offer' actually makes it worthwhile for using? Most my stuff seems to sell for pennies in the past, then with fees and PayPal fee, I practically end up losing money by driving the stuff to the post office! I've got a load of stuff to get rid of, so don't know whether this offer is worth me getting started trying to shift it all at the most stressful time of year, or whether I should just do it at a normal non-offer time and save myself the stress
In that case, put in a higher starting price use buy-it-now at a price that you are happy with and covers fees and postage. I use BIN (with offers accepted) most of the time now and just sit tight. £1 selling fee still applies.- One of the things that irritates me the most is if you do a collection only item, there is NO way to remove Paypal as a payment option(!!). This has caused me so many problems it's unreal. You always get idiot buyers not reading the listings AT ALL and paying with Paypal. It's against Paypal rules to even use Paypal for a collection only item (Paypal have made clear to me many times that you can't put Paypal as a payment option if it's a collection only item and you have to put cash on collection only, as they require online trackable proof of delivery, and yet ebay stupidly make it compulsory - there is no way to remove it!! I've complained about this so many times and nothing gets done - their website is garbage). I constantly have situations where buyers pay for collection only items using Paypal and don't read the listings. They are always on the other side of the country and refuse to collect the item and then demand I send it out (usually for free lol!!). They then force a refund through item not received and don't get an unpaid strike as it shows you received payment(!!). So many things that irritate me about ebay - I don't know what on earth they do with all their profits. The website hasn't had £2.50 invested in it over the last 10 years. (edited)
gummi00706/12/2019 23:17
Not sure this is true for everyone. I get notifications when my items end …Not sure this is true for everyone. I get notifications when my items end and are relisted.
??? Absolutely no way this is true. Also - it doesn't 'end' and get 'relisted' - it just continues past the 1 month period... it silently puts you onto paying fees if it sells. These changes were done ages ago by ebay and were site wide. (edited)rus4u08/12/2019 10:46
Does anyone know if I create a sale on Saturday but it will get sold at …Does anyone know if I create a sale on Saturday but it will get sold at some point next week will it also be only £1 charge?
Yes- Anonymous User
KiNG08/12/2019 12:06
Best offer still £1 fvf?
Nooooo ! Don’t ever do that ! Just list at the price your happy with ! Does my head in the best offer button automatically switched on by eBay ! - NICE ONE
- I've been waiting for this. Thank you!
- Hallelujah !! (edited)
Its pretty obvious but if your item rolls over the 30 days and you have set the option to list until sold the offer is removed and normal fees apply.
Got caught out with this, luckly eBay refunded the fees this time.- If your item didn't sell during 30 days you'll pay full fees, even if you relist it and relist it again ,be aware.
- Wait for all the Huawei P30 Pros and Xbox One S digitals to appear!!
Thanks for this by the way. I normally get a message from Ebay 3 days after the promo has started giving me just one day to list my items! (edited) stingersplash04/12/2019 13:53
No need to go for any extras. And with £1 offers every 2 weeks there is no …No need to go for any extras. And with £1 offers every 2 weeks there is no excuse not to just delist and relist.
??? I haven't had a £1 offer for a month!! Also the extras are carrots purposely dangled in your face to make you think you're getting something free and like there's no reason not to take them - I didn't even realise I had the extras when they relisted or that I had been chargedmomofone04/12/2019 16:11
Does anyone know if I schedule a listing for 6th dec now, considering I …Does anyone know if I schedule a listing for 6th dec now, considering I have already accepted the offer on my eBay I will only have 1 pound fvf to pay?
Yes that's fine the listing has to become live within the offer period so scheduled starts are ok, just double check in your "my eBay" selling page down at the bottom that the promotion is showing as active after it becomes live on Friday, it will show how many you've used.LT12304/12/2019 16:05
Anyone know what selling price point this 'offer' actually makes it …Anyone know what selling price point this 'offer' actually makes it worthwhile for using? Most my stuff seems to sell for pennies in the past, then with fees and PayPal fee, I practically end up losing money by driving the stuff to the post office! I've got a load of stuff to get rid of, so don't know whether this offer is worth me getting started trying to shift it all at the most stressful time of year, or whether I should just do it at a normal non-offer time and save myself the stress
Over £10 (including postage)- You end of a leg! Time to sell all the presents I regret buying. Heat! (edited)
SackCity04/12/2019 11:51
Bout f'ing time!
It was literally here a few weeks back lol.- Anonymous UserMake sure you read the terms e.g. multi quantity listing does not qualify
- In again, but not sure why every eBay £1 offer needs to be pulled up for so much heat, it's hardly a deal when it's on all the time.
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. In the first instance, we’ll send you an email with an RSVP link to the offer. 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? 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.
The number of listings eligible under this promotion may be less where seller restrictions apply. Click here to learn more about selling allowances.
Who can take part?
Restrictions & exclusions The following are excluded from the promotion:
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