Hey Folks, Thank you for your help on my previous post regarding packaging and shipping. I was struggling to find answers, but the community has been incredibly helpful and supportive! I have another question. Regarding Final Value Fees (FVF), I understand that eBay offers three store subscription tiers (Basic, Featured, and Anchor), each with its corresponding FVF fee ranges. I also know that product categories fall under four different tiers, and each tier has its specific FVF rates. However, I’m struggling to figure out how to calculate the exact FVF for a product listing. While I can select a product category, determine the tier it falls under, and calculate the associated FVF fees, I’ve noticed that eBay sometimes applies a different FVF rate than expected. For example: Let’s say I have a Featured Store Subscription, where the FVF fee range is 6.6%–10.7%. I plan to list a product in the Health & Beauty category, which typically falls under Tier 4. Based on the published fee structure, I’d assume the FVF for this product would be 11.77%. However, I’ve noticed that eBay occasionally charges a different rate—for instance, 13%—even though the product falls within Tier 4. This inconsistency makes it challenging to calculate the FVF fees accurately to the cent, which is crucial when factoring in all costs to price products effectively. My question: How can I calculate the exact FVF fee for a product listing when such discrepancies occur? Are there tools or methods to ensure precise calculations, or is this variation something sellers must simply account for? Thank you for your insights! Best regards, Osama
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