ebay fees
harbone is correct (x2)
I sold a coupe for around 10k and it cost 125.00 to sell but I did have an insertion fee of around 26.00. it got 6900 plus views and 80 people watching it. and the buyer used the buy it now.
I just had my 71 chevelle on ebay, (currently on racingjunk also) it closed today without making reserve, ebay offered me a free relisting ,(if it sells this time, no relisting fee). The listing fees or insertion fees were 27.00 ish.
Cars get alot of exposure on ebay, I have had better success selling cars on ebay vs. racingjunk. And the reverse is true about car parts, my car parts sell better on racingjunk vs ebay. As far as paypal, I will only use them for a deposit (up to $1000.00) on large ticket items, because it is so easy to use and people are famliar with it. I had a dispute with paypal reguarding a purchase and paypal did not help at all. Zero support. So I decided to deplete my paypal account. It had approximately 6900.00 in the account.When I requested to remove the money they told me I could only remove 500.00 a month at a time. also they charged me $ 1.50 to cut the check each and every month. That really pissed me off. I never set up any limit on removing money from that account. I believe they did it because I tried to get them to help with the purchase thru pay pal that had problems. When I told paypal that I was going to get legal help on the purchase and how they did not help, I got an email stating that I could only take out 500.00 per month, that was a cheap shot from them. I had takin' out more money before that in a month ?
I like both ebay and racingjunk and will continue to us both,
I think if people know the "rules" up front and they do change along the way, it works fine. Than you can price the items accordingly. I have bought and sold cars at the "big" auctions and last one was 6 % buyer and 6 % seller so they got 12 % total. Not sure if that is across the board, but that what the numbers were. I have heard that others may get different fees, again as long as you know up front, that the important part.