Final Value Fees

allthingsvintage_25
Community Member

on ‎06-01-2014 11:21 PM

Why are the Final Value Fee's So hi on Cars?

I sold a car $224.50 and ebay's FVF's work out to be 30% of the sale this is to high which only gives me $164.50 Not Happy

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*crikey*mate*
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on ‎07-01-2014 12:52 AM

Well, it does say here that the FVF for vehicles are $60. Maybe yopu needed to include that in your sale price to make sure that yopur expenses were covered. (Are we talking about a real car as in an adult's kinda car to drive on roads? and not a toy car for a kid kinda thing?


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imastawka
Honored Contributor

‎07-01-2014 01:01 AM - edited ‎07-01-2014 01:02 AM

 

 

@*rusticantique* wrote:

Why are the Final Value Fee's So hi on Cars?

I sold a car $224.50 and ebay's FVF's work out to be 30% of the sale this is to high which only gives me $164.50 Not Happy


It is stated very clearly that the fvf for motor vehicles is $60.

So $224.50 - $60 = $164.50

 

You really should have allowed for that cost in the sale

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allthingsvintage_25
Community Member
In response to *crikey*mate*

on ‎09-01-2014 09:05 AM

Hi, We are talking about a rael car 1996 Ford Falcon (unreg) but driveable.

There should be a lower fee for unreg cars under $500. Dollars what do you think.

Cheers Mark

 

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haolove13
Community Member
In response to allthingsvintage_25

on ‎09-01-2014 11:42 AM

There are better and cheaper places to sell cars than Ebay.

your local paper, Carsales.com.au, The trading post etc are all better tuned to selling a cheap car rather than an international site like Ebay.

 

YOU SHOULD HAVE READ THE FEES FIRST.

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