Thank you for letting everybody know that you haven't used eBay for years and that you always sell stuff on forums.
Is there anything else that you would like to share that is completely irrelevant to this thread.
Insider9
26 May 174#53
Potentially hot deal. Be warned though. I've used the deal last time. Buyer claimed that the item they bought was not working. Since I wasn't accepting returns they purposely broke it so they can send it back. Turns out I had to pay for return postage also. Not just that but when I tried to call eBay they've informed me that even though the item was sold here the other user was registered on eBay US.
Long story short. £25 worth of international phone calls and £30 to couriers just to have what I had in the first place but damaged.
Not sure if will be using eBay again.
Latest comments (215)
outlive
25 Jun 17#215
This link was working again for me this Sunday to Monday btw
dark_shadow
10 Jun 17#214
Tell me about it. About 10 years ago I bought a dual freeview PCI card for £120. Guess what? I never got around to sorting out an aerial to use it. It's probably worth a couple of quid now :disappointed:
Mada06
10 Jun 17#213
And a much smaller universe of people who will typically be just looking for local listings. I can't see that you have won in this situation...
brookheather
10 Jun 17#212
This offer is back on tomorrow so just relist then!
Newbold
7 Jun 17#211
I found the Web Chat option the other day (and it is difficult to get the button to go live!) but they refused absolutely to agree to reduce the fee to what it had been before the buyer pulled out. All they suggested was to relist, contact them again, and take a chance on whether they'd refund the extra charge or not. Pushing them further, all they could come up with was this:
"As there are no Final Value fee charges yet, we can't confirm if we will be able to adjust the fees for you."
And the result? I've ditched eBay and switched to its Gumtree subsidiary. Free - and a whole heap safer for sellers than eBay is now! :sunglasses:
jarekjj
7 Jun 17#210
Nope, there is Web Chat option but it's well hidden in Contact section.
Tid7
2 Jun 17#209
Ebay chat?you mean on the phone?
sbellseb
2 Jun 17#208
Thanks for the info, it could mean an extra £20 in my pocket.
jarekjj
2 Jun 171#207
Happened to me once, I talked to eBay on Chat, explained what happened and they agreed to list the item again with £1 fee.
brookheather
1 Jun 17#206
Unfortunately not.
sbellseb
1 Jun 17#205
Had to file an unpaid buyer dispute. Will I get the same deal when I relist? It will be outside of the offer window.
snappyfish
31 May 17#204
Now this is an odd one, I followed this link and signed up. Normally it will say "invite only" if not accepted but for some reason i've sold a phone and been charged full price?
MPA83
31 May 17#203
does anyone know if I end the listing, will I get charged. It's already had a bid on it. will I only be charged the 1 pound fee
Schmutz
30 May 171#202
I have spent the majority of this bank holiday weekend planning and listing items on eBay right up until 2359 tonight. Could have kept going!
Including an iPhone 6 Plus 128GB, Sennheiser Momentum Over Ear Headphones, iPod touch 4th Gen, Samsung digital Camera, Grado SR80 headphones, an electric Guitar & Amp, logitech G19 keyboard, Logitech Dinovo Edge keyboard, some Graphics cards (GTX 560ti...), sound cards (Asus Xonar DX), Nintendo DSI XL Console, and loads of video games (many modern ones so around ~£15-25 per game). I'm looking to make around £1000. PayPal fees & Delivery charges will still sting but I'll pay £24 in eBay fees max, instead of £100-200.
ON THE OTHER HAND... if I sold all that stuff when I should have instead of hoarding it for ages, I'd have made double. Even with eBays "cut". It's all depreciated junk now.
I always buy high end gadgets with the intention of using eBay to soften the blow. Then I find getting around to actually doing it never happens. Anyone else feel the same? I think you need to set aside a good week where you'll be going through the process; getting your stuff together, finding lost cables, taking images, writing descriptions, researching the market values, researching postage costs, copying other successful auctions, answering buyers questions, dealing with scammers procuring bubble wrap, popping bubble wrap, posting the items out... it takes me ages.
After the past few days I'm gonna try and stay on top of it from now on. I will probably fail.
brookheather
29 May 17#201
Yes PayPal no longer cover INR for collected items:
purchases of items which you collect in person, or arrange to be collected on your behalf (including at a retail point of sale) and which you claim to be Not Received
No, you should only accept cash for collection items. If they pay via Paypal then refund them and relist the item if they won't pay cash on collection.
Newbold
29 May 17#198
Has eBay (or PayPal) done anything yet to stop the scam under which a buyer collects an untransportable 'collection only' item and then reverses the PayPal payment? No protection for the seller there at all.
Tid7
29 May 17#197
yes
jodie1986
29 May 17#196
What time does this finish tonight?
kane36
29 May 17#195
Hi,
Would the £1 final listing fee still apply if I accept a best offer instead?
Thanks,
Kane
brookheather
29 May 17#194
Yes you can - I do it all the time - change the listing, title, description, photos etc. on 30-day BINs.
Mouse-Mouse
29 May 17#193
Guys, do I understand correctly - it is until midnight 29th?
jaydeeuk1
29 May 17#192
Really? Used to be able to change first photo if there were no bidders.
I was going to create some dummy listings añd then if I could be bothered find some stuff to sell.
dsided
29 May 171#191
You have to add a photo when you list and you can't then change the first photo. So make sure it's not a shot of the wall or something similar.
jaydeeuk1
29 May 17#190
I presume if I have some stuff to sell but not ready to list, I could create a blankish listing with 30 day fixed price and then amend it next week?
I remember in the old days using the HTML editor, adding a hidden div element and putting keywords like PS3, laptop, nokia etc so I could spam the search results when someone ticked 'search description'.
Another old trick was using Javascript to improve my feedback rating, add a powerseller icon etc... wonder if it would still work?
A2Z4U
28 May 17#189
Does anyone know if this is valid for a business seller on eBay? As listings are still costing 0.30p?!
jouster
28 May 17#188
That's fair enough. But considering I've listed £80 items now. I'm not willing to take the chance on all that potential extra fee being charged
Hanks6
28 May 171#187
not listed anything this time but was no problem when the offer ran before, i got the £1 fee on all my BIN listings when they sold.
jouster
28 May 17#186
And to prove my point I tried again and it wanted to chafe 50p for BIN.
jouster
28 May 17#185
Not when I tried on multiple attempts you couldn't
Hanks6
28 May 17#184
you can use BIN with no extra fees.
Hanks6
28 May 17#183
that's correct, as long as the listing is started before the offer expires.
beljim7419
28 May 17#182
Thank goodness my listing hasn't sold yet . Ended and relisted. Thanks!
jouster
28 May 17#181
I've set mine of a few different starting prices and no charge for that...but reserve prices and buy it now DO attract additional fees
jouster
28 May 17#180
I've already listed 50 items time to (try) to get rid of a lot of my old guff)
sbellseb
28 May 17#179
I've got a single item 3 days left on a 7 day listing, currently the item is £160. I nearly cancelled but it warms me I MAY be charged. How do I know if I will get charged the £16 fee? Also, I will relist the same item, do they have a bot that scans for same items being listed? Thanks for any info.
Tequila
27 May 17#178
can this offer be used for auctions with reserved price or auctions with minimum starting bid?
Whattocallmyself
27 May 17#177
How annoying, got this message:
Unfortunately, this promotional offer is not available to you.
:disappointed:
Darkeru
27 May 17#176
Thanks. Been meaning to sell my graphics card for a while. Finally got around to listing it.
REAL_DEAL
27 May 17#175
can I list for 7 days, ??? or has it got to be just until 29th.
or as long as I list 26th-29th does not matter how long its listed for??
Newbold
27 May 17#174
But the impact on prices achieved of the zero feedback...........?
davidosp
27 May 17#173
balls wish I'd waited a week before I sold off some clutter
skotluis
27 May 17#172
I just created a brand new ebay account and it immediately let me accept the £1 offer. There you go.
skotluis
27 May 17#171
I can't get this deal because I'm not a below average rated seller. Only because i had to cancel 6 out of the 100's of items I've sold in the last year. I would need 50+ more rated sales to get out of this and be eligible!
Ridiculous is there nothing I can do?
darkovo
27 May 17#170
I answered my own question...
Does anyone know if when selling a Caravan Awning within the section - "Vehicle Parts & Accessories, Motorhome Parts & Accessories, Awnings", with a reserve price, that if it sold will just be a £1 charge under this offer. Currently the fees showing in myebay are:
Reserve price auction fee = £15.18
Buy it now listing fee = £0.50
This suggests its excluded from the offer, or I'd get the fee's credited back?
Another item has already sold within another section for £30, and I've only been charged £1.
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Update... ebay chat advice:
"I can see that you have listed the item with reserve price and buy it now feature.
Please know that reserve price and buy it now is termed as optional listing upgrades which are optional to use. If you use them, fee for that will be applied to your account even if the item did not sell. They are the listing fee which do not comes under any promotional offer.
You have received an offer for selling fee.
I'd suggest you to end this listing and relist it in fixed price format with best offer feature to avoid any listing fee.
Also the item will get included in the offer of £1 selling."
dc89
27 May 17#169
Be totally honest with your listings and descriptions, if it has a tiny scratch somewhere tell put it on the listing.
Try and take detailed pictures especially if it's something like a phone or an electronic device and clean the device before taking the photos, no one wants to see grubby finger prints all over it.
Set fair postage rates, personally I send most things tracked these days just saves the hassle.
I always put at the footer of my listing "PayPal Only, any questions please ask, no returns" etc. Some of this you select in check boxes but putting it in the listing you're doubling down etc.
You will get scammers if you list something like a phone, it's part and parcel. Once I sold my old iPhone and clearly put I do not offer local collection as I work away from home and I am rarely there etc. Some guy bought it and insisted on collecting it, he chose to ignore my listing. As a seller you just have to swallow it up and get on with it, re-list it and report him not that eBay do anything these days. I think you can set your listings that people with no feedback can't bid on it.
Hope some of this helps, I've got 100% feedback to date :smiley:
Libertas
27 May 17#168
Never used ebay to sell anything before.
Asking for advice and guidance from hotukdeal members - on how to best go about it, avoid pitfalls (e.g scammers) and basically 'get on my feet' as a seller.
Literally using evay for the first time.
My genuine thanks to anybody willing to share wisdom on this.
Libertas.
sprite127594
27 May 17#167
Explain why it's irrelevant all mighty grill?
Vistrix
27 May 17#166
How do they decide who gets these offers...?
I've checked every one of these deals and not once have I been accepted...
brookheather
27 May 171#165
No you need to end and relist.
10dulkar
27 May 17#164
looking to sell an expensive watch (>£1000). does this mean I will only pay £1? This is awesome if I have understood it right.
Thanks OP
davetherave00
27 May 17#163
Will I still only be charged £1 if I add a 'buy it now' to my listing? As someone has made me a good offer on an item I listed yesterday, but can't find any info about if this is allowed under this promotion.
neilpugh
27 May 17#162
I'm not seeing the offer. Just Nectar Points x8.
Menacejo
27 May 17#161
Probably silly question but how do I accept promotion, is it an option when listing the item on eBay or something different? Thanks
robotsindisguise03
27 May 17#160
Thanks - heat added
dealchaser888
27 May 17#159
maybe have a live chat with ebay asking why, or check the your ebay account marketing preference again, sorry not sure the right answer.
Hapzy
26 May 17#158
oh damn it sold somthing for £270 last week and first time I used ebay for 18 months.
mrT786
26 May 17#157
i did this for while, was annoyed when I finally fig it out why I want getting a discount.
SaintofSouth
26 May 171#156
Try hitting the same button three times in a row.
blitzmmccv
26 May 17#155
Looks like I'll be using my second ebay for some high value listings then. It always seems to get picked for promotions. I rarely get them for my main ebay. Im thinking it might be down to feedback/inactivity. I have 1231 on my main and 2 on my unused backup ebay.
pureamz003
26 May 171#154
hate it even though eBay and PayPal split up, eBay still want people to use PayPal .
Neophyte
26 May 17#153
I've ran out of things to sell, I've had one too many clear-outs and i'm now living like a monk!
milko
26 May 17#152
I don't even get the email any more
hughwi
26 May 17#151
Awesome :-) thanks!
danpaton173
26 May 17#150
cant see the how to accept the offer any where when i click the link someone help me?!?!?
danpaton173
26 May 17#149
cant see the how to accept the offer any where when i click the link someone help me?!?!?
danpaton173
26 May 17#148
cant see the how to accept the offer any where when i click the link someone help me?!?!?
brookheather
26 May 17#147
Yes.
Bully
26 May 17#146
Just list separately and change the main title slightly, always works for me.
EdieHitler
26 May 171#145
After accepting the offer, can you just end a listing then relist it rather than creating a new one to take advantage of the offer?
Midnight.Tboy
26 May 171#144
Thanks, that's brill, didn't realise can do them in bulk like that.
Some had multiple items for sale (this promo excludes multi quantity sales) so had to relist those manually (so 4 or 5 versions with a couple of words changed) but saved a load of time
sorayastar
26 May 17#143
Is this invatation only?
daz1969
26 May 17#142
was still charged £4.10 for selling a £41 phone, I opted in did everything correct, went through the T's & C's - they never get it right with me.
paulsmithlove
26 May 17#141
Time to clear out some junk!
jarjarmustdie
26 May 17#140
Yes on the final fee.
You still may pay a listing fee depending on item and category
jarjarmustdie
26 May 17#139
Thanks for the tip.
Last time this was on I sold my Sega multi mega console for £595 and paid just a quid.
Great deal
danpaton173
26 May 17#138
cant see the how to accept the offer any where when i click the link someone help me?!?!?
brumbird
26 May 17#137
Worked for me too. Thanks op :smiley:
li0nhead
26 May 17#136
But my name is David not Max...
Zatos
26 May 17#135
I just sold my old phone on there the other day, I'd have saved around £27 in fees. Heat anyway.
vassy1
26 May 171#134
Very true. I'm just getting rid off few games. Will hold for one game now n buy more later.
tsimehC
26 May 171#133
Happens all the time. though sometimes it goes into a bidding war. Just list up for a BIN and Best Offer with a reasonable threshold. Either it sells for a good price or you don't sell and you can try later.
stevenday
26 May 17#132
Your text here
Schmutz
26 May 171#131
@ this deal. Freaking finally. Been waiting all of 2017 to be "invited" to one of these cos I have crap loads to sell.
dc89
26 May 171#130
It's still in the box though, will probably set it up this evening but looking forward to all the new games I got! Well worth it imo, 4 games I didn't have (8 if you want to include the Gears of War 360 games you get with Gears 4), a nice new XB1 with 4K output and a warranty for a few quid once I've flogged the OG Xbox.
drummerdickens
26 May 17#129
Does this include buy it now?
mikem1989
26 May 171#128
Trying to sell PC parts and every man and his dog from Eastern Europe is trying to buy them even though I've specified UK only. Either that of low feedback/new accounts. Just full of scammers!
vassy1
26 May 174#127
What a time to be alive :stuck_out_tongue:
dc89
26 May 172#126
I'll be getting my old Xbox One on eBay this weekend then! My new one arrived 4 hours ago or so :sunglasses:
dealchaser888
26 May 172#125
start 26/05/17 00:53:57 BST and end 29/05/17 23:59:59 BST, must list with this time frame to get this offer,
but you could choice when it ends, do it just like normal listing eg 7 days bidding etc or buy it now 30days (if you may check the term and condition, it also states no mutli items etc).
also you could check see it on the promotion offer column at "My ebay All selling activity page", located nearly at the bottom
dealchaser888
26 May 17#124
sorry to hear that , you are right not worth it unless it is very costly fee, cheers
B.BOY
26 May 17#123
Timing was perfect - just about to list some stuff.
PhilK
26 May 17#122
Sadly they all waited to the last bloody second hence the price I got was a lot less than going locally - and the prat who bought it didn't give any feedback !
yas212
26 May 17#121
time for a much needed clearout! Saved £49 last time on this!
the1stcoke
26 May 17#120
I sold my brand new s7 edge on there last week. Gutted.
dudwood_fudwood
26 May 17#119
I considered that but someone has placed a bid already. I don't really want to mess someone else around. At least I know for the next item. :smile:
mikeyfive
26 May 17#118
Just end the item early and relist it.
markob53
26 May 17#117
I currently already have something listed, will this deal cover this? Can i just relist it or should i take it down and re-post it fresh?
mikeyfive
26 May 172#116
Thank you.
Time to cancel and relist all my items.
I'm quite enjoying eBay these days, I haven't paid more than £1 fees on any item since November 2016 and that includes a couple of 700 quid lenses.
Added to the free Royal Mail barcode proof of postage (which I've already used when some scumbag tried to claim her item didn't arrive), things are looking up for eBay sellers.
callofdute1
26 May 17#115
put xenoblade 3ds on there sealed if anyone wants it £27.50 delivered
as_xxl
26 May 17#114
super.....thanks
sosen1327
26 May 17#113
again :P excellent! thank you
jk88
26 May 17#112
been waiting for this. Thanks :smiley:
deeky
26 May 17#111
Cheers OP. I never check to see if it's on or not so thanks for reminder. Just ended and relisted 42 items :smile:
huangxq2
26 May 17#110
Good timing. Thanks.
It is a pity that I just sold about 10 items the past two weeks.
If the deal was available, could had saved a fortune.
Bigspin
26 May 17#109
cheers..hv 2x galaxy S8 & 1x HTC 10 to sell.
zizzles
26 May 17#108
Yes they can
zizzles
26 May 17#107
Shhh everybody will want one
ElBuc
26 May 17#106
Can someone confirm if the dates May 26 - 29 are start and end dates, or you must list between these dates and can end in 7 or 10 days etc?
kos1c
26 May 17#105
Time to start shifting my old Club Nintendo statues, my Wii U collector boxes (wind wakes statue and mk8 shell).
Gotta make room for The last of us 2 statue when it drops.
Wavod
26 May 171#104
Already done, but hot for sharing.
thejohnnymc1337
26 May 171#103
TIME TO SELL EVERY PIECE OF CRAP KLAXXON
bednim
26 May 17#102
feel your pain :disappointed:
Mcall_r
26 May 17#101
****, I just sold my mobile phone for £300 the other day and ebay took £30 :@
malm
26 May 17#100
When is the last time they did a promotion for serious sellers do not remember ever seeing one.
malm
26 May 17#99
Guess this means I am not going to flog much till the 30th then,ahh well good weather for a booze up.
trickz
26 May 17#98
"Unfortunately, this promotional offer is not available to you."
loveabargain13
26 May 17#97
It's not showing up for me either!
robodan918
26 May 17#96
not showing up for me
MadCaddy13
26 May 171#95
Sold 2200 worth of stuff a week ago.
muckspreader1
26 May 17#94
hot hot hot love this deal.Knew it would appear this weekend :sunglasses:
Firemountain
26 May 17#93
nice! ta :smiley:
dealchaser888
26 May 17#92
to make sure you have the £1 offer, list it within the time frame and terms for such item (and your free listing limits) then if you like, double check your offer column, click on the blue used figure would show you the ebay listing ID.
do you want to sell it with courier or just collect?
if sell with courier and your item are qualify for £1 and free listing, then you would received paypal money in (£730 minus paypal fee), ebay would charge you £1 as final value fee with your monthly invoice.
note: always double check after sales on the ebay seller account (account activity) page, so you could see how much ebay charge you for such item right away)
zizzles
26 May 17#91
I'm changing my name to Max
dealchaser888
26 May 17#90
if you list within the time frame and the terms (also check your free listing limit) then every list should be qualify for this offer.
To be sure, you could double check your listing id on the offer column, click the used figure (in blue) thus would show all the qualify listing item no.
dealchaser888
26 May 17#89
you could cancel and then make a new one (if you like) to qualify for this offer (within the free listing offer)
SaintofSouth
26 May 17#88
Yesssssss!
dealchaser888
26 May 17#87
try to check on the promotion offer column,it would show in figure how many listing you have submitted, when you click on that, it would show all the listings qualify for this £1 offer.
If you could not find your recent listing qualify with this £1 offer, you could just cancel them and make a new one (if you have the free listing include) within the qualify time frame.
takkischitt
26 May 17#86
Damn. Just sold a whole heap of stuff (£250+) on eBay over the last month or so!
Ah well, still better than having it sitting around the house gathering dust.
benjai
26 May 17#85
Wow have over 1k worth on right now. Perfect timing thanks op!!!!!!!!!
WFT
26 May 17#84
thanks for this
Vegeta
26 May 17#83
Just listed loads of stuff. Thanks.
danleon
26 May 17#82
Should this come up in your "Promotional offers" in your selling dashboard if you are eligible? Thanks
dodgymix
26 May 171#81
cant beat the £1500 in bank feeling when you get an invoice for £23 :smile: will never list at full price again.. totally pointless,, these offers seem to be every few weeks now.. they are clearly desperate with facebook selling pages and the like
kashiboi
26 May 17#80
about time. I have been waiting to list 100 items!!
hapless
26 May 171#79
Lovely!
That'll do pig :smiley:
Sold an item with a £3 max fee for £1070 last week, so see what I can get this week!
PhilK
26 May 171#78
I sold something for £24 - and got a bill for £4
K1LLER_HORNET
26 May 17#77
YES! Thank you. Exactly what I've been waiting for.
zebrum
26 May 17#76
a good deal but they still get you on paypal fees
JPS
26 May 17#75
Fantastic!
zworld
26 May 17#74
FrankButchery
26 May 17#73
Perfect, guitars and amps clearout weekend!
zizzles
26 May 17#72
Thanks
Mada06
26 May 17#71
Excellent, thanks OP.
matlock67
26 May 171#70
Relisted a few items, eBay's 10% commission is a con, no wonder people are using other methods
joncoyle87
26 May 17#69
Likewise.
Sold 10 Bose Soundlinks and paid £180 when I expected to pay £18
AngryEnglishman
26 May 17#68
It will only apply to new listings so end your items and relist them.
Wildknight
26 May 17#67
Once accepted, does the promotion rate only apply to listings made afterwards or will it apply to active listings put up prior?
den169
26 May 17#66
Cheers for that.
fo_sho_yo
26 May 171#65
Been waiting for this... it's always the bank holiday weekends it seems.
bargain1girl
26 May 17#64
Thanks, my email just came now.
Towelie
26 May 171#63
Yes, one pound fish option for me this time.
Nice one OP! :sunglasses:
vibz1991
26 May 17#62
The ONLY time i sell on ebay...cheers OP
leomutt123
26 May 17#61
been waiting for this one - thanks op
lucifon
26 May 17#60
Damnit, just sold a bunch of stuff on ebay this week.
crazyhorse
26 May 17#59
My God! I actually received an email from them regarding this offer.
Grill
26 May 173#58
What a nightmare that must have been. I still sell on eBay occasionally but there are too many lowlife scammers and eBay does too little to protect sellers.
Insider9
26 May 171#57
I did. The parcel went the whole 150 miles from my house. And as I said think this is a potentially a good deal as long as you're prepared that this may happen to you. Unlikely perhaps but possible and I'd want to know the upsides and the downsides was I to use a service for the first time or after a while.
I voted hot by the way.
Grill
26 May 171#56
I would recommend that you only sell to people who reside in the UK.
jono400
26 May 17#55
Okay item I want to list would be priced at a fixed £700 buy it now and say £30 courier charge. just to confirm no listing fee and just £1.00 fee ? buyer pays via paypal what would they off me for I the pleasure off receiving my £730 ?
Grill
26 May 174#54
Thank you for letting everybody know that you haven't used eBay for years and that you always sell stuff on forums.
Is there anything else that you would like to share that is completely irrelevant to this thread.
Insider9
26 May 174#53
Potentially hot deal. Be warned though. I've used the deal last time. Buyer claimed that the item they bought was not working. Since I wasn't accepting returns they purposely broke it so they can send it back. Turns out I had to pay for return postage also. Not just that but when I tried to call eBay they've informed me that even though the item was sold here the other user was registered on eBay US.
Long story short. £25 worth of international phone calls and £30 to couriers just to have what I had in the first place but damaged.
Not sure if will be using eBay again.
Grill
26 May 17#52
Thank you
bednim
26 May 17#51
Thats right - just £1.
m00moo
26 May 17#50
Just to confirm (to be sure).
This means. If i sold an item whether it being £10, £100, or £500. The fee will NOT be 10% or whatever it was during this period, but instead just £1...?
ChipSticks
26 May 17#49
Have so much stuff I was waiting to list, but was waiting for a deal... Lol. Thanks OP.
Voted hot :smiley:
IanRC
26 May 171#48
Says it is not available in my country of residence ...... Even though in UK
tygar2
26 May 17#47
Excellent..... <3
scottharrison
26 May 17#46
Thanks! :smile:
stokerej
26 May 17#45
Cassey1's link worked for me!! Thank you
dudwood_fudwood
26 May 17#44
Just listed something yesterday. Doh! Got a few other items to go though so this will come in handy. Cheers OP.
Sunrayho
26 May 17#43
Like all of the others, my items are all set up and ready to list awaiting this deal. Good find Op, thanks.
sprite127594
26 May 17#42
Not used ebay for years. Always sell my stuff on forums.
tallpete33
26 May 17#41
Didn't get a mail this time but link works. Thanks !
hoske21a
26 May 17#40
Thankyou,works for me :smiley:
hugo45
26 May 17#35
Isn't this invitation only
Babbler to hugo45
26 May 17#39
tends to be yes... but you can check the link in the 2nd post and see if it works for you.
millarcat
26 May 17#38
Happy days, thanks OP :smile:
praevalens
26 May 172#37
thanks. now to sell things I want to keep only to repurchase at a later date
willyzippy89
26 May 17#36
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS amazing thank you :smiley:
I was waiting for this to sell my surface pro thanks
bargain1girl
26 May 17#33
I am yet to receive the email direct but works through this link. I hope they won't charge me full fee.
Babbler to bargain1girl
26 May 17#34
me too... but it said activated so imo all good... and email usually comes later in the day.
snappyfish
26 May 17#32
Excellent, got the £3 deal last time and sold a £600 item.. this is even better thanks.
urinthematrix
26 May 17#28
Thanks, needed this
Guys, is it still £1 if I relist previous unsold items?
Thanks
Babbler to urinthematrix
26 May 171#31
yup :smiley:
Babbler
26 May 17#30
Thanks... this is a regular every 30 day deal now - as my last £1 listings just ending this weekend :smiley:. So great timing again... will list my 100 items asap :smile:
coullgfx
26 May 17#29
perfect cancelled a few pc component listings I'm hoping to make £2-300 on, taking fees from £20-30 down to £3
Thanks very much
cfbc
26 May 17#27
Heated
sparkesrig26
26 May 17#22
has it got to be an auction or can it also be used on a fixed price buy it now
whatyadoinsucka to sparkesrig26
26 May 17#26
You choose :sunglasses:
dougan
26 May 17#25
Thanks for the heads up!
sam1970
26 May 17#24
thank you...I have been waiting for this since my listings on the last offer expired few days ago
Midnight.Tboy
26 May 17#11
awww pants!! I'd just been listing stuff all evening. Going to have to cancel and relist them all
whatyadoinsucka to Midnight.Tboy
26 May 17#23
Don't use an app to do this (Ie cancelling each item individually) go on a regular eBay selling page, scroll to the bottom, accept the offer and the. On all selling , tick the mark all box, then end, then relist,
adrianmg
26 May 17#21
Thanks OP, I seem to miss getting reminders from eBay themselves. Only an occasional seller but I have a couple of things that I can list just now, hadn't got round to it.
tomcruise2
26 May 17#19
should your auction end before 30th
bednim to tomcruise2
26 May 172#20
no, list your auction between these dates.
kolibri
26 May 17#18
Thanks for that!
tomcruise2
26 May 17#17
Start Date * End Date? why star next to end date?
whitechick58
26 May 17#16
Great deal. Thanks for the heads up! :wink:
tom6195
26 May 17#15
Sold one item for £400 last weekend :disappointed:
pothead13
26 May 17#14
sold 2 items worth £280 items in last week :disappointed: new should waited always on bank holidays.
Tequila
26 May 171#13
Been waiting for this.
Just in time. :smiley:
themanwithapc
26 May 17#12
Remember it should be a single item and not a multi quantity listing. I learned that the hard way :disappointed:
kreames
26 May 17#10
This should get hot
Perryibanez
26 May 17#8
Do your listings have to end before the promotion ends? Or just ben started during the promotion period?
kabzy55 to Perryibanez
26 May 17#9
Just start but make sure you accept the promotion first
Jonny_K
26 May 17#7
We-hey, finally accepted for one of these!
Hunkerdown
26 May 17#6
Thanks for posting and heat added. :smiley:
almirh
26 May 17#5
Thanks was waiting for this
dealchaser888
26 May 171#4
Thanks OP, I always get ebay offer email very late, hotuk thread is much more efficient and reliable
superpanda
26 May 174#3
Just like Kelloggs Frosties, this is grrreat, thanks.
ihatebingo
26 May 172#2
yeah this isnt bad if you want to do a bit on fleabay im hot :stuck_out_tongue:
Opening post
£1 max final value fee on up to 100 listings and no insertion fee. May. 26 - 29
Been waiting for this
Top comments
Thanks Mate :smile:
Is there anything else that you would like to share that is completely irrelevant to this thread.
Long story short. £25 worth of international phone calls and £30 to couriers just to have what I had in the first place but damaged.
Not sure if will be using eBay again.
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"As there are no Final Value fee charges yet, we can't confirm if we will be able to adjust the fees for you."
And the result? I've ditched eBay and switched to its Gumtree subsidiary. Free - and a whole heap safer for sellers than eBay is now! :sunglasses:
Including an iPhone 6 Plus 128GB, Sennheiser Momentum Over Ear Headphones, iPod touch 4th Gen, Samsung digital Camera, Grado SR80 headphones, an electric Guitar & Amp, logitech G19 keyboard, Logitech Dinovo Edge keyboard, some Graphics cards (GTX 560ti...), sound cards (Asus Xonar DX), Nintendo DSI XL Console, and loads of video games (many modern ones so around ~£15-25 per game). I'm looking to make around £1000. PayPal fees & Delivery charges will still sting but I'll pay £24 in eBay fees max, instead of £100-200.
ON THE OTHER HAND... if I sold all that stuff when I should have instead of hoarding it for ages, I'd have made double. Even with eBays "cut". It's all depreciated junk now.
I always buy high end gadgets with the intention of using eBay to soften the blow. Then I find getting around to actually doing it never happens. Anyone else feel the same? I think you need to set aside a good week where you'll be going through the process; getting your stuff together, finding lost cables, taking images, writing descriptions, researching the market values, researching postage costs, copying other successful auctions, answering buyers questions, dealing with scammers procuring bubble wrap, popping bubble wrap, posting the items out... it takes me ages.
After the past few days I'm gonna try and stay on top of it from now on. I will probably fail.
purchases of items which you collect in person, or arrange to be collected on your behalf (including at a retail point of sale) and which you claim to be Not Received
https://www.paypal.com/uk/webapps/mpp/ua/useragreement-full?locale.x=en_GB
Would the £1 final listing fee still apply if I accept a best offer instead?
Thanks,
Kane
I was going to create some dummy listings añd then if I could be bothered find some stuff to sell.
I remember in the old days using the HTML editor, adding a hidden div element and putting keywords like PS3, laptop, nokia etc so I could spam the search results when someone ticked 'search description'.
Another old trick was using Javascript to improve my feedback rating, add a powerseller icon etc... wonder if it would still work?
Unfortunately, this promotional offer is not available to you.
:disappointed:
or as long as I list 26th-29th does not matter how long its listed for??
Ridiculous is there nothing I can do?
Does anyone know if when selling a Caravan Awning within the section - "Vehicle Parts & Accessories, Motorhome Parts & Accessories, Awnings", with a reserve price, that if it sold will just be a £1 charge under this offer. Currently the fees showing in myebay are:
Reserve price auction fee = £15.18
Buy it now listing fee = £0.50
This suggests its excluded from the offer, or I'd get the fee's credited back?
Another item has already sold within another section for £30, and I've only been charged £1.
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Update... ebay chat advice:
"I can see that you have listed the item with reserve price and buy it now feature.
Please know that reserve price and buy it now is termed as optional listing upgrades which are optional to use. If you use them, fee for that will be applied to your account even if the item did not sell. They are the listing fee which do not comes under any promotional offer.
You have received an offer for selling fee.
I'd suggest you to end this listing and relist it in fixed price format with best offer feature to avoid any listing fee.
Also the item will get included in the offer of £1 selling."
Try and take detailed pictures especially if it's something like a phone or an electronic device and clean the device before taking the photos, no one wants to see grubby finger prints all over it.
Set fair postage rates, personally I send most things tracked these days just saves the hassle.
I always put at the footer of my listing "PayPal Only, any questions please ask, no returns" etc. Some of this you select in check boxes but putting it in the listing you're doubling down etc.
You will get scammers if you list something like a phone, it's part and parcel. Once I sold my old iPhone and clearly put I do not offer local collection as I work away from home and I am rarely there etc. Some guy bought it and insisted on collecting it, he chose to ignore my listing. As a seller you just have to swallow it up and get on with it, re-list it and report him not that eBay do anything these days. I think you can set your listings that people with no feedback can't bid on it.
Hope some of this helps, I've got 100% feedback to date :smiley:
Asking for advice and guidance from hotukdeal members - on how to best go about it, avoid pitfalls (e.g scammers) and basically 'get on my feet' as a seller.
Literally using evay for the first time.
My genuine thanks to anybody willing to share wisdom on this.
Libertas.
I've checked every one of these deals and not once have I been accepted...
Thanks OP
Some had multiple items for sale (this promo excludes multi quantity sales) so had to relist those manually (so 4 or 5 versions with a couple of words changed) but saved a load of time
You still may pay a listing fee depending on item and category
Last time this was on I sold my Sega multi mega console for £595 and paid just a quid.
Great deal
@ this deal. Freaking finally. Been waiting all of 2017 to be "invited" to one of these cos I have crap loads to sell.
but you could choice when it ends, do it just like normal listing eg 7 days bidding etc or buy it now 30days (if you may check the term and condition, it also states no mutli items etc).
also you could check see it on the promotion offer column at "My ebay All selling activity page", located nearly at the bottom
Time to cancel and relist all my items.
I'm quite enjoying eBay these days, I haven't paid more than £1 fees on any item since November 2016 and that includes a couple of 700 quid lenses.
Added to the free Royal Mail barcode proof of postage (which I've already used when some scumbag tried to claim her item didn't arrive), things are looking up for eBay sellers.
It is a pity that I just sold about 10 items the past two weeks.
If the deal was available, could had saved a fortune.
Gotta make room for The last of us 2 statue when it drops.
do you want to sell it with courier or just collect?
if sell with courier and your item are qualify for £1 and free listing, then you would received paypal money in (£730 minus paypal fee), ebay would charge you £1 as final value fee with your monthly invoice.
note: always double check after sales on the ebay seller account (account activity) page, so you could see how much ebay charge you for such item right away)
To be sure, you could double check your listing id on the offer column, click the used figure (in blue) thus would show all the qualify listing item no.
If you could not find your recent listing qualify with this £1 offer, you could just cancel them and make a new one (if you have the free listing include) within the qualify time frame.
Ah well, still better than having it sitting around the house gathering dust.
That'll do pig :smiley:
Sold an item with a £3 max fee for £1070 last week, so see what I can get this week!
Sold 10 Bose Soundlinks and paid £180 when I expected to pay £18
Nice one OP! :sunglasses:
I voted hot by the way.
Is there anything else that you would like to share that is completely irrelevant to this thread.
Long story short. £25 worth of international phone calls and £30 to couriers just to have what I had in the first place but damaged.
Not sure if will be using eBay again.
This means. If i sold an item whether it being £10, £100, or £500. The fee will NOT be 10% or whatever it was during this period, but instead just £1...?
Voted hot :smiley:
I was waiting for this to sell my surface pro thanks
Guys, is it still £1 if I relist previous unsold items?
Thanks
Thanks very much
Just in time.
:smiley:
Thanks Mate :smile: