EddScott

I've sold my old Golf on ebay and being a little naive having paid Ebay 2 lots of listing fees of £8 each I then get slapped with £20 charge for accepting the offer of £200 (No MOT or TAX)

I thought the £8 was the only fee - silly me.

Anyway, the car needs collecting and I'm expecting the lad on Wednesday. My question is, if he doesn't turn up can I use the non-paying bidder issue to get my £20 back?

When we're dealing with £200, £38 just in fees is a f*cking pi55 take. Ebay really take a pi55 these days

donny andi

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If he doesn't pay mate nor do you

Leslie

Thats a bit heavy alright.

Les

Ant

File and non paying claim and eBay will refund you

mattvortex

I agree that E-Bay fees are a pi55 take.

Sold An impreza a couple years back on PistonHeads-much better

scoobydog63

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The fee's are way to much now. You pay 10% of the final listing fee for most things on there. So sell a set of wheels and tyres for £500 and its £50 plus your listing plus paypal fee's if the buyer uses that and which I believe is part of Ebay. All in all a rip off.

Jamo

iTrader: (23)

sort a deal on ebay and sell it out of ebay