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<p>[QUOTE="Blaubart, post: 1622678, member: 37498"]I don't understand the confusion with shipping costs and fees on FeeBay.</p><p><br /></p><p>Buyers are a little bit smarter than they were in the early days of the Internet. They decide how much they're willing to pay for an item, they take shipping expenses into consideration, and they bid accordingly. For example, if they're willing to pay $20 for an item, they'll bid the full $20 if it has free shipping. If the seller is charging $5 for shipping, they'll bid $15.</p><p><br /></p><p>Several years back, sellers were abusing a loophole where they could avoid paying final value fees by selling a $20 item for $0.01 with $19.99 shipping. FeeBay caught on and initially tried to address the problem by ending auctions where the sellers were charging excessive shipping fees. When that either failed or resulted in too much effort, they once again changed their rules so that fees are also levied on shipping charges.</p><p><br /></p><p>So, with all this in mind, how is it that a seller can recover fees by charging for shipping? In the end, you're paying around 12% fees on a $20 transaction, regardless of how you allocate your shipping expenses.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Blaubart, post: 1622678, member: 37498"]I don't understand the confusion with shipping costs and fees on FeeBay. Buyers are a little bit smarter than they were in the early days of the Internet. They decide how much they're willing to pay for an item, they take shipping expenses into consideration, and they bid accordingly. For example, if they're willing to pay $20 for an item, they'll bid the full $20 if it has free shipping. If the seller is charging $5 for shipping, they'll bid $15. Several years back, sellers were abusing a loophole where they could avoid paying final value fees by selling a $20 item for $0.01 with $19.99 shipping. FeeBay caught on and initially tried to address the problem by ending auctions where the sellers were charging excessive shipping fees. When that either failed or resulted in too much effort, they once again changed their rules so that fees are also levied on shipping charges. So, with all this in mind, how is it that a seller can recover fees by charging for shipping? In the end, you're paying around 12% fees on a $20 transaction, regardless of how you allocate your shipping expenses.[/QUOTE]
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