Fee percent

pioneerbay1
Community Member

on ‎25-12-2014 08:05 AM

Hi, can somone please tell my where I can find the total percentage of my fees including the sale of the item and the postage fee, I thought it used to be in the dashboard but i can't find it now, thanks

 

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harley_babes_hoard
Community Member

on ‎25-12-2014 08:18 AM

my ebay> account> seller account. Select the invoice from the drop down menu right hand side click go. all your fees are in there. There is also the percentage of your fees against your sales for the month.

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pioneerbay1
Community Member
In response to harley_babes_hoard

on ‎25-12-2014 08:21 AM

Yes I think it might be the fees against your sales for the month, where is this found please?

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harley_babes_hoard
Community Member
In response to pioneerbay1

on ‎25-12-2014 09:02 AM

scroll down on the same invoice page
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pioneerbay1
Community Member
In response to harley_babes_hoard

on ‎25-12-2014 11:22 AM

Great thankyou I found it.

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van_werkhoven
Community Member
In response to pioneerbay1

on ‎26-12-2014 07:53 PM

Just for the record, that percentage does not include your paypal fee 🙂

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ausbargainbasement
Community Member
In response to van_werkhoven

on ‎26-12-2014 08:06 PM

Google escal, great program to use calculates all fees including Paypal , you enter selling price and item cost and gives you total profit, nearly died when  i first used it some of our products where selling at a loss after all the fees taken out, can be used for store owners or none store sites.

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imastawka
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In response to ausbargainbasement

on ‎26-12-2014 08:51 PM

@ausbargainbasement wrote:

Google escal, great program to use calculates all fees including Paypal , you enter selling price and item cost and gives you total profit, nearly died when  i first used it some of our products where selling at a loss after all the fees taken out, can be used for store owners or none store sites.

 

Googled escal........nope......????

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