ebay motors fees?

[NutmegCT]

I can easily find listing fees for ebay motors. For low-volume sellers (under six a year), it seems pretty inexpensive to list.

But nowhere can I find the fees when the item actually sells.

For non-motors items (e.g. electronics) there's a "final value" fee, which is a percentage of the sale price. This is in addition to the "listing fees".

Does anyone know how the "final value" fee is calculated on ebay motors cars?

When I search Ebay Motors for selling fees, all I get is the listing fees. Can't seem to find any info on "final value" fees for Ebay Motors.

Reason I'm asking: I see so many cars that sell (apparently), then go right back on the market within a month, often by the original seller. The sale may have fallen through (or was a sham) - but how are the seller's "percentage of final sale" fees calculated?

Can anyone point me to the Ebay Motors page showing final sales fees?

Thanks.
Tom

 

[Guest]

You won't find it there but I have read it's 1% elsewhere on the web. No telling with those clowns. Aughta start calling it feebay. PM sent.

 

[Healeysince59]

If the final bid is $2000 or less, 1t's $60. If the final bid is $2000.01 or more, it's $125.

https://pages.ebay.com/ebaymotors/help/sell/motorfees.html

 

[Guest]

If the final bid is $2000 or less, 1t's $60. If the final bid is $2000.01 or more, it's $125.

https://pages.ebay.com/ebaymotors/help/sell/motorfees.html

That sucessful listing, not final value. From what I understand it's another 1% on top of that PLUS your listing fees.

 

[Healeysince59]

The basic listing is $0. You pay extra for any "optional features". Then you pay the "sucessful listing" fee. Nothing else. This fee structure is for vehicles only.