Just curious. Bonanza charges 1.5% of the total price of the item if it sell’s at ebay. Which is fine since bonanza will raise the cost of the item to cover that, if I want. But why on the advertising page do I have to go with the standard option which is Ebay and is 13%? I dont think ebay charges 13%. Plus why would i have to open this option on bonanza since bonanza does not collect fee’s for ebay? Again, just curious how this works. Thanks.
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The_Lingerie_Lounge Reputation: 334 See The_Lingerie_Lounge's booth |
Hi The_Lingerie_Lounge,
Thanks for writing and sorry for the confusion surrounding commissions. While you are required to select a maximum commission of 13% to list items to eBay, you will only be charged the 1.5% final value fee for any items sold via eBay advertising. You can read more about how advertising and commission works on the following [URL removed]
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If you have specific questions about our advertising program, feel free to contact us at support and we will be happy to [URL removed]
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Thanks!
The Bonanza Team
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