as a little tip - if you dont have time to photo and prepare multiple listings befoe midnight tonight - just create a "placeholder" listing with a random title, description, add up to 12 random photos, and a high price so no-one buys. Then amend your listings at your leisure, changing the photos, descriptions, etc. anytime you like over the next few days. I normally do 30 day listings - i've just created 20 random listings and will change them at my leisure in next couple of days. As long as the listing was created before midnight tonight, the £1 FVF still applies

Offer accepted but still can't see it under Promotional offers... :-\

Just what i have been waiting for. Worked for 2of my accounts :smile: time 2 sell the ps4s/xbox1s and extras I recently bought.

Does ending items and relisting definately work with this promotion please? I'm selling a £500 amplifier.

I was give a 50% of FVF in the week, I got 100 items into turbo lister all over £30 and then forgot to list the ****. Today I've got a bloke buying ten so far :-( this offer is not on my account even more :disappointed:

Great stuff, I've ended about £700 worth in total, not sure how much but I should save a good few quid doing this, thanks!

where do i see this deal? i never see these and i am very frequent on ebay

ahh ok because last time it was posted on here i could click to redeem it through here on an ebay url, had no email about it

Or right at the bottom of the page under "selling" then activate, i dont have it ..........yet

Would be nice if anyone has the email link to post it. Cheers

Can someone post a link that comes up when they accept the promotion

Is this auction only?

I'm assuming the seemingly huge rise in Facebook selling is prompting these ebay offers? Good. About time they had some competition...

FOR 2 DAYS ONLY
SAVE WHEN YOU SELL
Save when you sell* - Accept offer and sign in
With Final Value Fees at no more than £1 for a limited time only,
it’s a great time to get selling on eBay.
ACCEPT OFFER AND SIGN IN
*Valid from 16 October 2016 until 17 October 2016. Maximum fee per sold listing
applies on up to 1­00 listings. No insertion fees apply. Private sellers only. Terms & Conditions apply.
HOW THIS OFFER WORKS
This is an invitation-only offer direct from us to you, so we’ll need you to register
to join the promotion. Do this by clicking on the ‘Accept offer and sign in’ button
above to validate your account.
Copyright 2016 eBay Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Designated trademarks and brands are the property of their respective owners.

This is what i was looking for , this link

http://pages.ebay.co.uk/promos/2016/3286.html

So the items have to sell on the 16th or 17th? Is that correct?

Nice one op

http://www.rsvp.ebay.co.uk/rsvp/signup/3286/C1fS-dWASW4
I think you will need to have received the email offer to get through to this page.

Awesome!! Thanks OP

Offer accepted but still can't see it under Promotional offers... :-\

eBAY offers today but gone tomorrow... 2 days only... Oh come on they make billions... hardly giving back :wink:

Accepted. Now I just need to find some crap to sell! :stuck_out_tongue:

can we list anything? Does the price matter?
Does this also mean that they will only take 1 quid + paypal fees (if the payment has been made via paypal of course) ?

sweet, will have a clear out tomorrow

That's the one I've been waiting for, thanks OP

Got this on my account along with a 15% off voucher, shame it has a £200 minimum spend.

As nice as these offers are they're still not enough to tempt me to sell anything of value.

Thanks vassy4u. I just wanted to confirm. So no matter what the price, total fees ebay will take is only £1, yeah?

Yeah I know paypal is seperate, just wanted to confirm the ebay fees.

Yes.. Thats what the deal says. I need to relist all after 12 today.

Goto your ebay selling page and beneath that.

expired

deal ended already?

Unfortunately, this promotional offer is by invitation only.


:disappointed:

Good night.. Its time to sleep mate :smiley:

great thanks

HAS NOT EVEN STARTED YET.

clicking the link i got this promotion activated. After 12 i will check if is active in my promotional offers.

not on my account....

Thank you for posting, will go crazy on listings tomorrow!

Got it on mine, cheers - just need to decide what to sell now...

Hopefully I quality for this, I've got a £950 item to list.

Normally I do but nothing there at the moment. no emails and clicking the link says it has expired.

Thanks for posting op.

Get somebody you know who has it to sell it for you :stuck_out_tongue:

I've not sold anything on fleabay because of the ridiculous fees. But t because I haven't, I never get sent the discount codes. I'll be sticking with selling throb Gumtree

literally the moment it posted i sold my yeezy.. gosh

You've accepted the offer :Sell for £1 max!

Offer details

The invite was in my messages, the voucher however showed up when I hovered over the My Ebay link in the top right corner (next to the basket icon) Seems I also have a £10 voucher coming if I sell something. It must be my lucky day.

Unfortunately, you can no longer sign up for this promotional offer because it has expired.

Great offer as sometimes fees are a fortune,just a shame a lot of people aren't decent and they bid for stuff and don't pay!

What do they look for to give you an invite? I never seem to be invited to gain on these promos

Just sold £200 of stuff

Not offered on my account. Pants

do they still charge the 10%

Cheers op. Worked for me.

Awesome, thanks to whoever posted the links, I couldn't find the offer on My eBay and had to link through... Now it say's I've accepted the offer. Got loads to sell so thanks!

Sell similar item don't relist.list it then cancel original listing

Thanks, worked this time, previous offer didn't. Never get emails about this sort of thing so possibly need to opt in I guess.

Shame as I incurred about £9 of Final value fees last week but hey ho.

Usually yes, but the point of this deal is that they're limiting that 10% to £1 for qualifying listings. Bear in mind, though, that PayPal's fees will still apply.

Thanks! Works for me!

Unless you are on a 75% off FVF deal and selling an item less than £40

And here's me thinking ebay were singling me out with sick jokes, just sold £600 of stuff Tonight and got the email when listings had 30 mins left, they did it a few months ago when I did the same thing, why do I even bother with ebay

Accepted the offer, many thanks for posting :smiley:

listed a load of crap this week and hove got some healthy bids do i end and list again??

Would not end items if I had bids.

I got charged per item when I ended some of my listing early and relisted items again so just be careful when doing that. I was unaware of the charge. Fabulous offer though from ebay :-)

"Unfortunately, this promotional offer is by invitation only." :disappointed:
Got my hopes up there..

Great, I get "Unfortunately, you can no longer sign up for this promotional offer because it has expired."

Signed in my dad's account and it accepts fine but I don't like using his account. I'd rather sell on mine..

nice!

will this work for 'buy it now' listings? or does it have to be for auctions?

"using the auction-style or fixed price format".

What the PayPal percent fee of final sell?

Now showing in 'Promotinal Offers' section

Got it active in my promotional offers section. Thanks OP.

your link worked! i didn't need an invite.

Thank you

is it ended?

it is asking for invitation :disappointed:

Worked gr8

Didn't get invitation but worked for me! Already listed one item! Thanks a lot OP!

Worked perfectly, thanks a lot OP! :smile:

Tried the new link, get the page for the promo come up but when I click to accept and sign in then it just says the same thing as before that - " Unfortunately, this promotional offer is by invitation only. "

:disappointed:

Are you doing this through a phone? If so change your browser to desktop mode (dont use the app) and cancel that way. You will then avoid the charges :wink:

I think it is 3%

Thanks. I never get the emails, so it's nice to be prompted on here to check. Thankfully I had the invite :-)

May I ask do you get free listing offer when you put it on ebay? Could you kindly let us know why ebay charge you? thanks

3.4% + 20p per transaction.

Got the mail too, gonna be busy later :smile:

I also received the invitation.
Does listing needs to be finished by 16-17 October as well?

It says i havent been invited

I never get eBay promotional emails, can they be turned on somewhere?

Go to account, communication preferences, at the bottom of page is promotions and surveys, tick all the ones you want to opt into.

Ebay must be worried about the new Facebook selling app!

The fact that eBay selectively message certain users and not others who are clearly also eligible for the promotion is such a sneaky tactic. Especially since a lot of private sellers on eBay are novices and wouldn't know how to check if they're eligible for a promotion even if they thought to. From my experience, when I started using eBay and my account was mostly inactive I got prompted with messages about these promos but as soon as I became active and began to sell a few things these messages stopped.
**** you off when greedy companies like eBay who take a whopping 10% cut on most item categories, use their sly tactics to prevent people from taking advantage of their hit and miss promotions.

Thanks - time to get all those things I have stashed in the 'cupboard at the top of the stairs' out / great prompt - I feel a sorting day coming on!!

Nothing in my messages :disappointed:

No it doesn't. I list all my stuff "Buy it Now"... lasts for 30 days :smiley:

nope - still working fine, just signed up

BRILLIANT! - thanks OP

now to add £1000 onto all my existing listings & relist for £1 FVF :smiley:

don't bother with messages - just sign up with the link

Can you sell your car for £1?

The novice sellers are actually quite dangerous in a way, as they will perhaps get ripped off by scam buyers, which in turn leads those buyers to try it with other sellers, or the novice seller messes up the selling aspect somehow (dozens of ways to do that on ebay), which annoys the decent buyer and could lead to problems for 'good' sellers when that buyer thinks all sellers are bad or cheats.

I've read through all the comments on here, and am actually quite worried about the state of ebay when many of those posting here will be either buying or selling !
Many of the comments and questions are quite basic really, and can be answered by reading the terms and conditions - it makes me wonder how on earth some of those people manage to set up a paypal account or write an address correctly.
As a regular seller, I worry that someone will buy or bid on one of my listings when they don't understand the system, and could easily damage my account by making a claim which turns out to be their fault, though ebay always side with the buyer so my account gets hit with negatives for example.
As a buyer, I worry that the item will be wrongly described, badly packed so it arrives damaged etc etc, and I will then have to go through the hassle of making a claim and have unpleasantness........ all because someone has not taken the time to get to know what they are supposed to do.
I actually spent weeks reading through all the different rules and pages of advice, as well as reading the ebay buyer and seller forums ( sometimes called community or discussion boards). before my first sale or purchase....... it doesn't mean I did not make mistakes, or that I know it all inside out, but some of the comments and lack of knowledge on this deal, from ebay users, is awful - sorry if that offends anyone, but where money is concerned I think people ought to take more care.

Thanks. Didn't work on my account but did on my wife's!

Link didn't work for me either. When I click accept and sign in it says offer is by invitation only

Can you use best offer? It isn't mentioned in the terms

nix

yep

Will try this thanks op

Ebay are a bunch of idiots. Sold a perfectly working phone on there just to be told by the buyer that it is faulty. He even states that he is getting the exact same problem he had with the same model phone he purchased from someone else too.

Ebays resolution team took less than an hour to decide that the buyer was right and i have to accept returns and refund him. What a joke of a company!

Invitation only error, shame. I wonder how their selection process works?

Not sure.. I didn't get an email or a message. But I clicked the Link in OP and got the £1 promotion added.

You've been lucky then. Cause the usual claim is item not received, so you'd have lost the phone and the money. Ebay is not for sellers.

Wish i got the last one, this months fees are over 50 quid cos i had a clearout.

This deal is helpful for selling high value items on ebay.

thanks.

​I always post with next day tracked delivery for that very reason.

I would advise to never sell a phone on eBay. Pretty much everyone I know who has sold a phone on eBay has attracted scammers and in some cases actually been scammed.

they don't deserve even £1...stopped using them sometime ago, not worth the hassle

the default period you need to wait for ebay to step in when there's an issue is a joke.

http://www.rsvp.ebay.co.uk/rsvp/signup/3286/C1fS-dWASW4

expired ??

expired for me too.

expired

I have just accepted it so it is still going, I guess it is only for select members.

Not invited :disappointed: was looking to sell a phone for over £350 as well

Unfortunately, you can no longer sign up for this promotional offer because it has expired.

Got the email last night and just opted in, so still working for me.

I get these offers from Ebay every few weeks, so much so that I now don't list anything until I get the next email offer. I was waiting for this as I have a fair few things to sell. These are good offers and without them I simply wouldn't sell on Ebay.

As for selling things like phones, I agree it's a very risky thing to do. However, earlier this year I sold 2 Galaxy Notes having upgraded to new phones and I was very edgy about selling on Ebay, but thank fully both sold for good prices and all went smoothly - no issues, no scams and no Paypal claims. Phew!!

Not true. Just accepted my invite.

Also getting "Unfortunately, you can no longer sign up for this promotional offer because it has expired."

Thanks for posting this, I was waiting for it.

I just accepted the invite from the link above too

Why expired Mods? Runs till tomorrow at midnight... people still accepting invites etc.....?

Probably because everyone keeps expiring this, since many people are receiving a error message when trying to accept. It's only for select accounts.

Worked for my new account. Didn't work for my old account. Always have multiple eBay accounts

I see they are not offering to their best / loyal customers.

Dam didn't work.

Says it's expired when I click on the link

Spot on they always agree with the buyer. I've noticed sellers that have started listing things under 'for parts not working' and then listing description as normal. I guess not everyone notices that at the top and it gives sellers the perfect get out of jail card free with Ebay. May try it myself to see if it has any major impact on selling the item in the first place!

Unfortunately, this promotional offer is by invitation only.

Thx Op, applied & sorted

. My eBay app doesn't show it, just showes under selling when I use safari on my iPad. Not had email either so it's a case of looking for it. Thanks for posting much appreciated

Sellers are the filth on their shoes. Was scammed years ago for £400 by a buyer was the last straw. One of many cases eBay failed to support me on.

Thanks OP. Didn't get the e-mail, but used the link provided and it's now showing in the promotional offers part of My Ebay, so seems to be working for me. :innocent:

Heat! Does anyone know if you revise a listing do you lose the promotion? (Want to set up a load of items now but can't do pictures or formatting until late tomorrow)

You can revise as many times as you want

Thanks OP, got stung on a few ebay listings that i relisted after the promotion ended

Like others have said, these promotions come up enough (at least for me) that i will only sell when a promotion comes up.
And to address the whole selling a phone on ebay thing, i'll agree its a risk but im pretty sure that i have sold more phones on ebay then anyone here, only problem i've had was very recently, phone didn't work properly according to the buyer, got the phone back and he/she was right, flashing a updated stock firmware fixed all problems and now its back on ebay.

I've been selling on ebay for over 10 years, here's what I've learned

selling anything over £50? use special delivery or appropriate insured postage
note down the IMEI of a phone so people dont return a different phone to you
buyers appreciate quick responses to questions and politeness (obvious i know)
quick dispatch is a must
scammers are everywhere but not as slick if you pay attention
if you take the risk of selling directly to a buyer through paypal to avoid ebay fees use an invoice to protect yourself

what you can't do is list multiples under one listing - if you've got several, they need separate listings/ different prices

just to add my tips: I've been frustrated by clearly incorrect feedback in the past, eg the buyer who gave a neutral because everything was OK - as he commented - presumably the guy who gives 10% tip in a restaurant when everything is OK but not quite goood enough for 15% :smiley:

and I got negative feedback for selling sometyhiong new in a battered box - even though I highlighted several times 'battered box'

actually Ebay reversed those feedbacks on a phone call - so they don't always side with the buyer. Once the buyer claimed non delivery, I sent Ebay the postage details and they found in my favour

nowadays I won't normally sell anything except signed for, so that rules out selling cheap stuff - not worth doing that really, anyway - if you have cheap items, make a bundle to increase the value - works fine with kids clothes

don't dream of selling anything like NowTV codes as they are usually bought by thieves who claim the code didn't work

No deal :disappointed:

say i list today, and the item sells in say 20 days time (on a 30 day listing), do you still only pay a pound?

How come i never recieve these in my email? I must've accidently ticked off 'Promotional emails'
I wonder how i can get that back..

no it's £1 a day so you pay £20

**** off

"Unfortunately, this promotional offer is by invitation only."

Who do you use now ??

Back in 2001 I was selling lots on Ebay worldwide using a Paypal alternative (Nochex IIRC) who included chargeback cover free in case of dispute, and fund transfer fees were low ... Been reluctant to use Ebay since they changed the feedback format and everything is in favour of the buyer or powersellers..

​lol

I spoke to eBay earlier ... selected people only. I.e probably not those they are already getting enough fees from.

I think ebay margins are what 10% plus paypal whatever they are. Then to post and pack the items. I think they recommend tracking. Buyers have questioned why postage is 'expensive' on my auction. I use Royal Mail and tracking is not cheap there!

Why ?
If you sell an item for over 50 that you paid less than 50 for originally they will not compensate you for the selling amount ... so you could end up wasting money using special delivery at a higher cost than recorded delivery

Royal Mail will not compensate you for the price you have sold an item for , they will only compensate for what you paid for it and also as long as you can provide proof of your purchase

they do OK by me on fees - and I got it :smiley:

Bit of a trick. Have 2 accounts. One you use all the time and then one you rarely use. That way you get the marketing for loyalty and the hooks to get you to interact more.

Using a trick or two you can 'save slots' for the next 30 days.
I usually list about 10 or 12 old Xbox or PS4 games and price them quite high - Like Farcry 4 for £20
If it sells then that's the risk you take, but being priced so high, it never gets watchers or views.
Then when I do have something to sell I just revise the listing and you are still at the £1 deal.
Done this a few times for tablets, laptops and phones etc when I wasn't in the position to sell when the offer was on. Just edited the listing and sold at the offer price.
Doesn't always work though as I just sold one of the games today and I have to post it - never been out the plastic wrap but its a old game, but £17.50 for Disney Fantasia isn't a bad return.

Fantastic, thanks for this. I've got almost 30 listings scheduled to start after 8.15 tonight. I've just opted in and checked t's and c's and they're covered by the offer! Thanks

Thanks! Just listed two Wii U games.

So what your saying is, if i bought an item for lets say £40 or lower from a shop but sold it on ebay for £50 royal mail would only compensate the price paid from the shop...

I thought it was obvious that my advice was for the more expensive item, some people are more willing to gamble on cheaper postage lower value items, you wont lose much either way so i get it

Your example is just too unrealistic, how many times have you bought something from a shop and sold it for a higher price on ebay?

In bulk daily

Ummm its answered here but its not clear on the T&Cs

I've just accepted this on my inbox and if i choose to sell some wheels on ebay.

Say for example it has a buy it now price of £500 or best offer, I accept a best offer of £400. When it comes to pay ebay the fees, I dont pay the 10% fee ebay normally charges but only pay £1? Is the correct?

Yes correct

Does this end tonight at 11:59pm or tomorrow 11:59pm?

so as long as I list it today or tomorrow, if i do an auction style or a buy now price, 7 days, 1 day, 30 days what ever I choose. If it sells I only pay £1 rather than the 10% fee ebay charges?

I guess paypal takes it normal cut?

Yes Paypal take their usual cut.
Ebay will charge £1 on sale of an item when listed on this offer - £300, £400 or £500 accepting best offer or not.
Its not a bad deal as long as you follow the usual ebay selling safeguards (well my safeguards)
Photo the serial number and keep it on file (may be needed)
Post anything and everything signed for, even second class and ensure postage costs are covered.
Higher value (over £40) send insured like Special Delivery - just list postage cost in listing.
Feedback, if the feedback is under 20 or low % then refuse a sale, just state in listing..
"Buyer must have over 20 feedback and must pay within 24 hours, failure to do so will lead to order being cancelled"
Communication - if you talk to them and they talk to you, things usually go well.
If the buyer states they never got the item and its signed for, remind the buyer that once reported the delivery company will investigate and the person who signed for item may be prosecuted for mail fraud (usually scares them to 'remember' that they have the item - has for me twice).
Finally and most important - accurately describe your item, photos of damage/issues - If you are selling poor condition items as nearly new, expect issues.

Hope this helps a few

Yes correct

For most of the last 4 years, my entire income has been based on exactly this. Although losses are rare, I've had some expensive items go missing, but it seems hit and miss whether RM compensate for the selling price vs purchase price. In the form I tend to put the selling price for value of item and hope the person in the office dealing with it, doesn't notice the proof of purchase showing it at a lower price.

9x out of 10, you'll get the lower price, but I did have something in the last couple of weeks get compensated at the full selling price, which was 3x more than the cost price.

mike

Check! Accepted the offer, was told I was in. Sold 2 items last night that were listed yesterday morning for £99.49 each and ebay fees are £9.95 each.

Balls. Just read the terms in detail (which I should have in the first place).

My listing was quantity of 3. This rate is only for single quantity listings.

A warning to anyone else really just to avoid my mistake...

Are you more or less than £230 a month out of interest? (if you dont mind sharing)

Dont worry - will only get you once... happened to me too last time...

lol even with only £1 fee, paypal will take some of your money too. You sell £10? Paypal will take fees, you're down to £7.60... Then minus ebay £1 = £6.60. Then minus the postage cost, lets say £3 for recorded = £3.60... And this isnt even the normal ebay fees charge. Then sometimes your buyer would try to scam you saying the item isnt working. You are forced to give the £10 even though you only made £3.60.

Is it worth it?

Is it worth it?

First time I am selling a console on ebay. I have sold a console on playtrade before and a tablet on Amazon marketplace without problems.

I am going to take a picture of the serial no in the listing. Any other tips I should follow?

Ebay live chat were kind enough to credit me despite the mistake being mine. Just asked politely and apologised for not reading the terms fully.

Nice when something works out. :smiley:

That is amazing - never had good service from ebay - they have market dominence though sadly.

They were good for me as well. The last time this offer was on I had listings running already which were already selling well into the hundreds... little did I know my idea of cancelling and relisting wasn't the best as eBay still charge final value fees for auctions you end early.
Explained to the chat I didn't know this was the case and they voided the fees for me... honestly went in thinking I had no chance!

Should say paypal fees 24%?

Maybe my approach to them needs adjusting. Good to know they dont treat everyone like dirt.

That's why you should always cancel bids on your items first individually

Great spot heat added thanks :smiley:

I have a boxset up on ebay now,i did not know it was single items only but i could not change quantity to 3 in listing so just created 3 identical listings..hoping i avoid the full charges that way.

just wait for your monthly invoice and if the amount seems high contact them.

I take it 30 day listings are fine ?my new phone is due this time November so put the old one on a 30 day listing should be ok

£2.40 PayPal fees on a £10 sale? How did you work that out? It's closer to around 50p on a £10 sale!

Oh dear....I do hope you don't run your own business...fees on £10 are 54p...that's 54 pence

Am I being dim? I can't see this offer anywhere. I guess I haven't been invited :disappointed: Shame as I would have listed a lot of stuff...

Got it. Sorry. Doh...

Which app is that?

Not really a APP but a new feature, not sure when it kicks in but a few selected accounts have it!
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/10/03/facebook-launches-new-marketplace-for-buying-selling.html

not sure why this is expired - it's still running & you can opt in for the next few hours

I am not sure why either.... :disappointed:

:smiley: its back on

You had to have listed your items either yesterday or today... it doesn't effect things you've already listed

Yes it was my fault. I had the quantity as 2 which is against the terms & conditions. Dam.

How did you work that one out fella?

Ebay takes 10%, On a £10 sale it would still be a £1 fee. There goes your 'Normal' fee charge statement. Furthermore the PayPal fee on £10 would be 54p. Lastly, Its your choice wether you want to charge for shipping, You can add the '£3.60' as a shipping fee and you would still take in £8.50ish off that £10 sale. Not great margins but nowhere near as bad as youve made them appear.

should have read my comment :smiley:

but I see somebody has now added it to the header

lol paypal does not only take 54p off £10 lol.

how can we check for sure this has applied to our accounts?

Paypal fee is possibly less than you seem to think, though I confess I don't quite understand how they work it out. Eg yesterday I sold item £36.47, Ebay fee was £1, Paypal credited me £35.03 therefore Paypal fee was 44p. That was lower than I was expecting (20p + 3.4%) but not complaining.

go to 'My Ebay' --->'Selling'
scroll down right to the bottom

you'll see something like this:

Sell for £1 max!
£1 max final value fee on up to 100 listings and no insertion fee. Learn More
- opens in a new window or tab
Available at ebay.co.uk

16/10/16 08:26:33 BST - 17/10/16 23:59:59 BST

48 - 52 - Active

perfect, thanks, now to list ALL the things!

I have put some stuff on so hopefully Ebay will honour this deal and not try and worm their way out of it!lol

I thought it was 3.4% + 20p?

Does anyone know if you can list up multiple items in one listing? I rather just sell in batches then list up individually.

I feel like the biggest bell end i have never scrolled to the bottom of the ebay selling page and seen the offers!!! i have 20 odd items for sale and could have saved a fortune over the years!!

invitation only

Will it still count if you revise an item after it has been listed?

As long as you listed it yesterday or today it will

Er, yes it does.

http://finalfeecalculator.co.uk

as a little tip - if you dont have time to photo and prepare multiple listings befoe midnight tonight - just create a "placeholder" listing with a random title, description, add up to 12 random photos, and a high price so no-one buys. Then amend your listings at your leisure, changing the photos, descriptions, etc. anytime you like over the next few days. I normally do 30 day listings - i've just created 20 random listings and will change them at my leisure in next couple of days. As long as the listing was created before midnight tonight, the £1 FVF still applies

great tip - thanks

for some reason its not working for me and only 1 hour left can sombody plz help me wen i click on lnk it say u av to be invited

Unfortunately, this promotional offer is by invitation only.

Who else should be sleeping but is frantically listing an urgent house dump while feeding the newborn?

I feel like I'm back in uni cramming the night before a paper is due. But instead of Facebook I'm on hotuk! :confused:

Sold three things overnight, saved roughly £5, thanks.

This works on good til cancelled listings right?

Great! I also sold something today. It's a great cleaning out motivation. :smiley:

You can have the same listings and same prices, but the photo needs to be different.
Not sure if simply renaming the photo will be enough before uploading, but certainly a different photo is all you need to change between one listing and another.

You got the right amount taken off by PayPal £1.44, but your Ebay fee will be paid later - a monthly invoice from Ebay.

Shhhhhhb! Gave this tip last time. Don't want ebay to close the loop!

As long as you don't allow offers! Once someone makes an offer you can't change very much sadly!

oh yeah

my other tip is to pay Ebay fees with Amex to get the points = to another 1% discount

Going down the stubborn lol route are we.

Paypal take 3.4% + 20p. I'll do the maths for you little brain, £10 - 3.4% = £9.66

They take 34p + 20p which equals to....

Just sold an item but no feedback and I don't think it will be paid for

​Hate that and ebay won't help at all. They only care about buyers

Just had an email it was a hacked account I have relisted it and will contact eBay if it sells

I do this every time this deal comes up for my expensive items that i sell. One time someone clicked the buy it now button, even when the listing only had a title and said something along the lines of "waiting to be updated" had no pictures and a inflated price. To be fair the buyer paid, I sent the item and got positive feedback. Just another strange day on eBay.

Looks like the winning buyer didnt pay up the £80K for the £5 note in the end :neutral_face:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/living/2016797/remember-that-guy-who-sold-an-ak47-5-note-for-80k-the-lucky-bidder-who-won-it-wont-pay-up-and-is-even-taking-the-mick/

Just sold a figurine for £205, only had to pay £10 to paypal and £1 to ebay, saved me a few bob! Anyone know if this will still apply if we relist the items? Some of my items didnt sell.