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AshimotoK0:
Just got a message from eBay saying you can now sell with no transaction fees. Excludes motorcycles but not so sure about parts. Anyone know?

Online retailer eBay has scrapped fees for private sellers across almost all of its categories as it attempts to keep fast-growing rivals such as Depop and Vinted at arm’s length.

The move means eBay’s UK sellers no longer have to pay transaction fees, except for cars, motorcycles and other vehicles.

In April this year, eBay removed fees for private sellers of pre-owned clothes, and the company said it was “now evolving the experience even further”.

The site said ditching seller fees for fashion had already led to a double-digit increase in listings for popular items such as jeans, shirts and dresses, while at the same time keeping items out of landfill.

The move comes amid increasing competition from rival platforms such as Depop and Vinted.

Nurse Julie:
The new free fee conditions excludes motorcycle and car parts Ash 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

AshimotoK0:
Well just to test it I listed these that were lying around on my desk at work ... and guess what .. no fees  :)

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/395746314392



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Nurse Julie:
Yes, that's correct. No listing fees on the 1st 100 items listed each month but you should still get charged a selling fee on the sale price + post + 30p + the regulatory operating fee. Let's try it though, shall I buy your item and see what happens?   

AshimotoK0:

--- Quote from: Nurse Julie on October 01, 2024, 03:30:24 PM ---Yes, that's correct. No listing fees on the 1st 100 items listed but you should still get charged a selling fee on the sale price + post + 30p + the regulatory operating fee. Let's try it though, shall I buy your item and see what happens?

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No need to buy thanks Julie it says No Transaction fees ... see screenshot of when I listed it.

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