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s60tsy
13th March 2006, 22:49
how much does it end up costing to sell a car on ebay? (around 4k)
cheers smileys/smiley2.gif
Sandall27
13th March 2006, 22:52
probally around £13 pound if you do it right, but dont forget you will
have to pay ebay a percentage at the end of the auction depending on
how much you sell it for!
s60tsy
13th March 2006, 22:53
thats what i want to know, if it goes for 4k how much will it cost?
b0t13
13th March 2006, 23:01
£200 plus VAT
s60tsy
13th March 2006, 23:06
r u bein serious?
b0t13
13th March 2006, 23:08
no lol
s60tsy
13th March 2006, 23:15
good job, lol smileys/smiley14.gif
woodsy
13th March 2006, 23:49
sell it cheap but put a derlivery price on about £1500

you dont pay and charges through ebay for delivery
Barry123
13th March 2006, 23:51
sell it cheap but put a derlivery price on about £1500

you dont pay and charges through ebay for delivery


sneaky!

good idea man,

Now i know why so many bastards put daft delivery charges on an item.
Scott
14th March 2006, 00:11
have a gander on ebay
Scott
14th March 2006, 00:16
2 mins of searching:

http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/sell/fees.html
Predator_R32
14th March 2006, 02:17
11 quid for me if you want more than 6 pictures it costs more just little things then it will add up but no more than 15 mate all you need is the gallery picture
DevilDamo
14th March 2006, 02:34
Scott's given you the information you need mate.

Or... you could advertise on ebay, pay their advertising fee's and then when the auction comes to an end, get in contact with the highest bidder and sell it privatelty thus avoiding ebay fee's. But make sure they don't win the auction smileys/smiley2.gif
saxovtrcrazy
14th March 2006, 02:47
y not sell n they pay cash on delivery, its alot less hassle smileys/smiley17.gif smileys/smiley4.gif
s60tsy
14th March 2006, 03:02
ebay still charge me though^
pug_boe
14th March 2006, 03:05
ebay still charge me though^

yup they charge you to put the advert on - when i sold my sax i just paid £9
DevilDamo
14th March 2006, 03:17
y not sell n they pay cash on delivery, its alot less hassle smileys/smiley17.gif smileys/smiley4.gif


If you sell your item(s) via ebay to the winning bidder, then they will charge you. If they don't have your credit card details on file, they will invoice you.

That is why it's best to not let somebody win the auction.

But... I wonder what happens if the winning bid is still way below the asking price. I don't think Ebay would keep track of you to make sure you don't actually sell it through Ebay.
saxoash
14th March 2006, 15:58
i put a camper van on for £8000 and then put reserve on at £8500 and they was gunna charge me over £100! just to put it up for auction so i took reserve off and it cost me £9 lol there f*cked up
VTaaRon
14th March 2006, 16:03
also you never really need to do a full 7 day listing coz unless its in the first 4 pages people tend to get bored of looking through