Ebay with Paypal would chunk a good $400 off of the $2000 leaving her with less, so if you truly want it for the price you gave her, it's in her best interest to sell it directly to you.
Good luck with the quest.
Ebay with Paypal would chunk a good $400 off of the $2000 leaving her with less, so if you truly want it for the price you gave her, it's in her best interest to sell it directly to you.
Good luck with the quest.
10% is a reasonable estimate though. Maybe that rate drops for high dollar items, I wouldn't sell stuff that fetches 4 digits on eBay so I don't know... Depending on the payment method Paypal can carve out another ~5% (could be less, but don't plan on that). So it's best to expect 15% to go to fees.
I miss eBay from way back, when they randomly had free listing days, and Final Value Fees were like 2% or something...
Eh, apparently it's more reasonable than a 10% estimate, especially on a $2,000 item. It's roughly $75 for a $2,000 sale.
It's slightly worse than I thought for the small things I've sold seeing as Video Games are in the 15% category. Lame.
Also, PayPal has a cap on it, so that was something I was confused about as well.
Although I did check some recent sales of mine. Ebay's charged me $0.50 on a $5.00 sale, and $0.40 on a $4.00 sale, so that's 10%... but these were in the VG category, so I dunno.
Yeah money ruins everything.
It's 10% for almost all categories. Also fees don't cap until much higher if I understand correctly. So it should be $200 in eBay fees for a video game sold for $2000 shipping included. Then paypal takes their cut. It's always the total sale amount including shipping that fees come out of.
I've only ever sold a few items for $400+ so I've never been that close to the fee cap.
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When all is said and done, ebay/pp generally takes 12.9% + a 30 cent fee, so fees should be roughly $258.30