selling car parts on ebay...

right i dont use ebay much(cant stand it if im honest!) however i need to sell a car part looked at ebay fee's looks like auction format with reserve prob going to cost £50 with reserve about£900. Or buy it now cost about £50 buy it now about £1200ish. Also i see some auctions have a buy it now or nearest offers how do you do this?cost? So is this correct, what about paypal fee's anybody know about them.

thanks

no one?

[Viney]

The nearest offer option i believe is only for people who have a feedback score of around 10+, as are some of the other features on ebay. So if youa re a new user, then im affraid you wont be able to what you need to do.

Pay pal fees, hmm, i cant rememebr but they come out of the money you transfer, but i cant remember the actual percentage

Originally Posted by Viney

The nearest offer option i believe is only for people who have a feedback score of around 10+, as are some of the other features on ebay. So if youa re a new user, then im affraid you wont be able to what you need to do.

Pay pal fees, hmm, i cant rememebr but they come out of the money you transfer, but i cant remember the actual percentage

cheers mate yeah had the option for nearest offer i do use it just first time i tried to sell relatively expensive item and didnt want screwed in fees!

Try and avoid using paypal, ebay won'tlet you take it off as a payment option but you can try asking the winning bidder to pay via bank transfer etc as you will get hammered with fee's. Or try and sell the item on the related forum.

Originally Posted by svdemon

Try and avoid using paypal, ebay won'tlet you take it off as a payment option but you can try asking the winning bidder to pay via bank transfer etc as you will get hammered with fee's. Or try and sell the item on the related forum.

could try the old pickup only way nobody's gonna pay by bank transfer too many con artists use it

[Viney]

Originally Posted by svdemon

Try and avoid using paypal, ebay won'tlet you take it off as a payment option but you can try asking the winning bidder to pay via bank transfer etc as you will get hammered with fee's. Or try and sell the item on the related forum.

Yes you can. You dont have to have paypal, only in ceretian circumstanes, like if you require instant payment etc.

[Stu]

paypal is about 3% so it adds up if your selling about a grand (£30) but it gives the buyer a lot of protection. Who is going to send a grand in the hope that someone you've never met before is going to post you something?

Best way to avoid paypal fees is if it's something you can deliver on offer collection.

best way of avoiding listing fees & reserve fees is just list it for 99p. if it's worth anything it will be bid up to something worthwhile.