Newbies seller fees question

[kaninsexy]

Hi, I'm using ebay for a while now still it's my first time selling an item. I just not quite understand exactly about the selling fee. Since this month I'm gonna sell couple of my lens which should cost over 10kAU above the monthly limit. I understand that I will need to pay fee for each item however, my question is after this month will ebay gonna charge me automaticly even though I'm not gonna sell anything else after this (I assume that Ebay will state me as an Ebay store, is that right?) Thanks!

[kaninsexy]

Thanks I'm planning to ask Ebay to raise my limit tommorw and hopes thing working out. And would you mind if I ask some a little stupid but I need to know this, well after the buyer confirm his payment then I send the package and provide buyer his tracking number after the item arrive(I choose standard parcel + Sig). Well is there a chance that the buyer might take away his money right after he receive his package and claim that he didn't receive it. If that happend what evidence or proof I should keep in mind to get when I send my package?

However, also if the selling become success will my paypal gonna automaticly describe my item list as "completed" right away or do I need to wait till paypal agree to transfer money to my account? Thnks

[gem-boy-g]

I'm sorry to say this but as a new seller with a low feedback trying to sell high value items on ebay you are wide open to scams especially from overseas. My advice would be don't do it but if you must, use insured shipping with a signature or pick up only.

[kaninsexy]

That's what I afraid of. However, I only do the domestic shipping and I choose to send it by standard parcel postage + Signature required. Still, I'm kinda scare since there's a lot of article about fraud via ebay.

[kaninsexy]

I also sell my cheapest lens first just to make sure that there won't be any issue afterward.

[gem-boy-g]

it would still be worth also using Australia Post insurance just as a safeguard.

[kaninsexy]

Thanks

[gem-boy-g]

$15 for $1000