From 24th September, eBay.co.uk is revising fees for Auction and Buy It Now listings, Shop subscriptions and for Gallery.
Free Gallery
eBay.co.uk is removing the fee for the Gallery listing upgrade (was 15p on eBay.co.uk). This makes permanent the promotion that was due to end on 30th September 2008.
Success-based fees
Overall, eBay.co.uk is continuing its commitment to move the cost of selling an item on the site away from the front-end insertion fee and increasing the final value fees, so that the majority of fees are paid only when users successfully sell an item.
Sellers can continue to enjoy large discounts on final value fees of up to 40% based on volume of sales and good service.
Fees to fit your business
eBay.co.uk is also providing more tailored pricing options to fit the different sizes and business models of Shop owners and Buy It Now format sellers. This will help provide a more vibrant market place with even greater choice for buyers and greater opportunities for all sellers.
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About eBay
Founded in 1999, eBay.co.uk is the UK’s number 1 e-commerce site, providing a platform for over 18 unique visitors per month (Nielsen / Netratings, November 2009) to buy and sell new, unique and used items in a fun and easy way.
Far from an online auction house, eBay currently has 17 million live listings on the UK site, with fixed price goods accounting for the majority (56%) of items sold globally.
Sellers of all sizes, including 120,000 registered businesses and 20 high-street retailers use eBay.co.uk to reach the UK’s largest online shopping audience.
eBay supports buyers and sellers by promoting the best value deals through Daily Deals, and the eBay Outlet sells products from well known brands at up to 70% off the recommended retail price. Follow http://www.twitter.com/eBay_life4less for alerts to great deals on eBay and beyond.
eBay campaigns on the issues affecting buyers and sellers in a number of ways, including the eBay Online Business Index and consumer choice campaigns as featured on http://consumerchoice.eu/uk/
eBay.co.uk is owned by eBay Inc, which has expanded to include some of the strongest brands in the world, including eBay, PayPal, Skype, StubHub, Shopping.com, and others
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