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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;vision, post: 1509628, member: 2775&quot;]So my auctions have ended about 2 weeks ago, and have already received/cleared all payments to my PayPal account. I am a bit confused on the fees for eBay and PayPal. I know that eBay charges about 9% in fees and about 2 or 3% with PayPal... but I have added up all the numbers and none of them match what is posted or adds up to the account balance. For example, there is a very slight (off by a few cents) difference in the eBay account balance versus what I have added up manually on the fees (for both the listing and shipping). On the PayPal side, from transferring funds from the winning bidders to my PayPal account, there seems to be a small chunk of money missing. So naturally I thought the money missing was from the automatic deduction of PayPal&#039;s fees (the money missing was no where near the eBay &quot;final value&quot; and/or shipping fees), but when I added up each of the transaction fees for PayPal, it did not match the money that was missing (the fees added up to more than what was missing)?</p><p><br /></p><p>Also, I have not received the &quot;official&quot; invoice for the eBay fees yet, so maybe that would clear some things up. I&#039;m just a little unhappy at how confusing and not strait-forward everything is involving this situation. Maybe it would also help if they totaled up the fees and the money I am supposed to get from the auctions, like any other normal bank or business would, instead of having me add and calculate everything up myself and try to figure out their system of hidden fees myself.</p><p><br /></p><p>I have calculated carefully all the numbers at least half a dozen times, and tried different theories to make sense of this, but to no avail.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>EDIT: I have received an invoice for PayPal but all it lists is information that is already shown on the account information/summary. No &quot;pay this amount now&quot; or anything. Just a list of what I have received and the fees deducted from it... but the total fees does not add up to what has already been deducted (it is more than what has been deducted/missing).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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