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ebay at it again.

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BigAl (Alan):
Thanks again Julie, I did not read the buyer protection scheme properly, is this how it works...it seams that a listed eBay price of £295.00 the buyer will also pay an additional (4% + £0.75) or £11.80 + £0.75=£12.55...customer then pays £307.55 @ checkout!
Apparently, If your a business seller, then the buyer protection scheme is free of charge!...I think eBay is trying to convert us to business sellers.

Nurse Julie:
Yes, buyer protection fee is already covered for business sellers.
I'm ready to jump over to business seller status but I'm waiting to be pushed 😁😁😁.
To be honest Al, I'm sure your customer base is similar to mine with very genuine buyers and a lot of repeat business and we both offer outstanding support and backup, more so than many business sellers so our buyers on Ebay already get a high level of seller protection. I'm not sure about you but at least 50% of my sales are on sales platforms other than Ebay with direct contact from FB groups, professional restorers, forum members etc.

BigAl (Alan):
Yes, very similar business, with around 35% of sales on eBay. I also have a web site and supply 2 Kawasaki re-sellers, so I'm not going to apply for a eBay business seller account as yet. It will be interesting to see if the customer pays the extra £12.55 on a £295.00 sale?...or buy the same thing from another vendor for £295.00?

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