eBay MAKES ANOTHER MAJOR CHANGE TO POSTAGE RULES AS IT ISSESSUM TO SELLERS – ryan

eBay has now published a Longer list of exemptions for it ‘Simple delivery’ delivery process including Items priced £ 10 and under and letter-sized deliveries

eBay has made some tweaks to its “Simple Delivery” Method of Postage – Only Days After Rolling It Out for Majority of Its Lisings. “SIMPLE DELIVERY” WAS MADE Complasory for Most New Ebay Lisings from April 15.

It means rather than ussing an external shipping Method, Sellers must use eBay to arrange the delivery of their lisings after an Item sells. “Simple Delivery” sees ebay calculate the size of your parcel to come with a postage price – then once it sells, you have to take your nearest location or schedule a home Delivery.

Sellers Are Given a Qr Code or Label to Print off by eBay to post Item. There are some songings where you want to use “Simple delivery” Including Low-Price, Bulky Items, and Items are for Local Pick-up.

eBay has now published a Longer list of exemptions. The Page on the Website Reads: “Simple delivery will be optional for ittems priced £ 10 and under, letter-sized, and in Certain sub-categories with the following Areas.”

The list includes more than 30 categories including antiques, books, cameras, coins, supply and stamps. An ebay spokesperson Said: “Simple delivery will be optional for letter-sized ittems that are £ 10 or liser under Certain Categories like trading cards, coins, and stamps.

“These Changes Reflect Our Commitment to Continue to Opeperience for Our Customers, Aligned to How Different Types of Products on Ebay.”

eBay Claims Sellers Will Save 20% on Postage Costs by Using “Simple Delivery” but the new Service does Change How Quickly Sellers Will Receive Money From Their Sales. The funds are releassed two days after the carrier confirms the delivery has been made. eBay haen emails Sellers to inform me about the Change.

It comes after the selling sites added a new buder fee in february this year. This is included to price of the Item you’re Buying and is made of a flat fee of 75p per Item, plus 4% of the cost up to £ 300, then 2% of the Cost BetWene £ 300 and £ 4,000.

You don’t pay any Additional Fees Above £ 4,000 – Meaning The Most You Can Be Charged Is £ 86.75. There are no Buyer Fees for Car, Motorcycle and Vehicle Lisings, Along With Property and Classified Ads.

eBay removed all selling fees in october last year, Meaning Sellers kep more of the cash make through the website, as they no Longer Pay Final Value Fees, Regulatory Operating Fees, or an Insertion Fee.

SELLERS ARE STILL BE IN PLACE FOR CAR, MOTORCYCLE AND VEHICLE LISTINGS. The Site Removed Seling Fees on All Fashion Items Early Last Year.