"We’ve stopped sending monthly invoices. Instead, fees are deducted from your available funds. To see all your fees, go to All transactions."
This is a message at the top of payments page. I think it's kind of new. Right above available fund. Click on All Transactions. Takes you to a real nice summary I hadn't seen before.
Smaller sales might see a higher percentage taken out. I think there is a flat fee of like .30 per transaction. Which paypal had too. Then the percentage.
To compare a couple extremes. I had $15 sale. $1.99 taken out. 13.26%. I had a $275 sale. $31.36 taken out. 11.40%. If you take the .30 out of the 1.99, then figure your percentage, 11.27%. For me it's a smaller percentage and similar flat fee compared to the old ebay + paypal.
@rmpsrpms said:
Well, I have apparently been dodging bullets for quite a while, but eventually one found me. I just tried to list an item and was told that I must sign up for managed payments, and that all transactions must be through my bank account. I'm not at all interested in doing this, so after 23 years of selling on eBay, the party is over. Guess smalltime sellers like me were the last to fall.
So I know BST is good for many things, but what other auction sites are you all using now that eBay is defunct?
I still don't understand why people let PayPal connect to their bank account but are paranoid about eBay do the same thing.
Just get a second checking count at your current bank and connect to that. Keep no money in it. It's really not that big of a deal.
I have no issue with eBay "knowing" my bank account info, but I don't want them constantly sending money to and from that account.
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"We’ve stopped sending monthly invoices. Instead, fees are deducted from your available funds. To see all your fees, go to All transactions."
This is a message at the top of payments page. I think it's kind of new. Right above available fund. Click on All Transactions. Takes you to a real nice summary I hadn't seen before.
Smaller sales might see a higher percentage taken out. I think there is a flat fee of like .30 per transaction. Which paypal had too. Then the percentage.
To compare a couple extremes. I had $15 sale. $1.99 taken out. 13.26%. I had a $275 sale. $31.36 taken out. 11.40%. If you take the .30 out of the 1.99, then figure your percentage, 11.27%. For me it's a smaller percentage and similar flat fee compared to the old ebay + paypal.
I have no issue with eBay "knowing" my bank account info, but I don't want them constantly sending money to and from that account.
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