Ultimate guide to understanding eBay fees! (Plus how to calculate profitability on sports cards)

In this video, Jesse walks through all the eBay fees and expenses you might be overlooking and offers suggestions on how to get the most bang for your buck.
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[@rockytop1476]

One thing also I have noticed in my part time dabbling selling cards on eBay is that they also charge tax on the amount shipping costs whether you do free or the customer pays for in my experience.

[@capone22g]

Do you pay a fee for shipping?

[@joereynolds3237]

I was hoping for some tips on avoiding fees or an even better breakdown of the fees. You forgot eBay also charges a final value fee.. $0.40-$0.50 depending what the item sells for.

[@patemaster13]

He literally talked about final value fees 13.25% in the 1st minute.

[@joereynolds3237]

@@patemaster13 that isn't all the fees ... Or eBay has been over charging me. I sold a card today for 25+shipping and taxes that the buyer paid 32.05. eBay charge the 13.25% (4.25) + 0.40 . You should look at the fee details on there

[@joereynolds3237]

@@patemaster13 I also sold a card for 2.25 +shipping and taxes for a buyer cost of 3.66. my fees were 0.48+0.30 - so 0.78/3.66 = 21% if fees. Of the buyer price. I got 2.71-.64 so only $2 maybe after some supplies. So I got $2 & eBay got 0.78