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Old 07-09-2014, 07:04 AM
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well here we go again, as if Ebay didn't already suck.

The latest rounds of changes to the Nazi Ebay has come. Now they are charging you final value fees on shipping. that's right they get there 10% on the sell of the item, which is high in the first place. But now they are taking an additional 10% on what you charge for shipping. WTF ? and on top they take another 5% on Paypal. they managed to sneak that in on people. Think it is time for my just to start chunking my crap in the garbage. cheaper that way. What a rip off

I sold a Tiller for a Montgomery Wards tractor on Ebay. sold it for $200 and Fastenal shipping was $125. Ebay took $20 from the sale of the tiller and then 12.50 from the shipping and 9.73 from paypal. It cost me $42.25 to sell the tiller should have just scrapped it.
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Epay strikes again!
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I agree. I sold a bike on Ebay and couldn't believe how much went to them just for "fees."
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I never sold anything on Ebay but I'm pretty sure scrap pays about $9 per 100 lbs here in GA. I put my stuff on CL cause I'm cheap and like meeting some strange people.
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I put my stuff on CL cause I'm cheap and like meeting some strange people.
Same here.
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I like meeting some strange people.
I hear that, there been a few times ive been out picking up tractors for work or myself and i was sure glad i had my gun on me. Theres some real crazies out there.
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Y'all r nuts, I get my fill of crazies just going to work! All those fees remind me of one particular bank in town. They will charge a 50 cent fee per roll of change, a roll of pennies worth 50¢… so 1.00 to get a roll of pennies.

Ebay... hope it bites them n the butt
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I know thay will not let you give your Email to people the have items on Ebay any more
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yes but they will let you give them your phone number.
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