View Full Version : ebaymotors question need some help
DaSkinnyGuy
07-16-2008, 08:34 PM
I have never put up a sale on ebay or ebaymotors. I have an account. They ask for a credit card and checking account number. Does ebay charge you to post up a car? All i want to do is post up my 92 Firebird with a buy it now price. If they do charge you what else do they charge you for? Add any comments that may help me that i may have not asked.
SteveR
07-16-2008, 08:36 PM
I have never put up a sale on ebay or ebaymotors. I have an account. They ask for a credit card and checking account number. Does ebay charge you to post up a car? All i want to do is post up my 92 Firebird with a buy it now price. If they do charge you what else do they charge you for? Add any comments that may help me that i may have not asked.
Yea, and it can be high. Thats where ebay makes their money. I put up a few cars on ebay and if you do pics, and a few other things, it ends up being like $150, plus I think if its through Paypal for payment, they hit you with a 3% fee on the final selling price, which can be several hundred dollars.
DaSkinnyGuy
07-16-2008, 08:39 PM
Thats crazy i will wait like a week or two and think about it if i want to put it up. for now i will just leave it to the forums, craigslist, word of mouth and putting a sign in the window.
SteveR
07-16-2008, 08:45 PM
Craigslist isnt too bad. I bought my truck off there. Listing is free right?
79CamaroDiva
07-16-2008, 08:53 PM
yeah, listing is free on craigslist. Ebay should be shot.
SteveR
07-16-2008, 08:58 PM
Oh, and a long time ago on ebay, if you put a car up and paid the $150~200 listing fee and the car didnt sell, they refunded the fee to you. Not anymore, if it doesnt sell, you gotta pay the 150~200 again to put it up.
WildBillyT
07-17-2008, 09:24 AM
Oh, and a long time ago on ebay, if you put a car up and paid the $150~200 listing fee and the car didnt sell, they refunded the fee to you. Not anymore, if it doesnt sell, you gotta pay the 150~200 again to put it up.
Yeah, it used to be that way until people were just advertising their car up their for free and selling it off of their system and canceling the auction.
JL8Jeff
07-17-2008, 09:27 AM
Ebay has changed their listing fees for cars so it's more of a flat $40 fee. You get a couple of free pictures but can add more. Then you pay extra for Buy It Now, Reserve, Featured Auction, etc. I just ran the 70 on Ebay and it was $86 but I paid extra for some of the packages. If it doesn't sell, you can relist it once for free I think. I would start with local stuff and free websites first.
lt14mla
07-19-2008, 05:13 PM
here ya go...read carefully tho. ebay uses their trickery
http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/motorfees.html
EchoMirage
07-19-2008, 10:19 PM
cars.com is free
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