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Sell on eBay: Pay Just $20 in Fees for Entire Month of Sales – Check if you were Targeted

The Offer Direct Link (check if you are targeted) Sell on eBay the entire month of June and pay just $20 in eBay fees total for all items sold over the course of the month The Fine Print Must activate offer first from the email or from the landing page Ends on June 30 at […]

The Offer

Direct Link (check if you are targeted)

  • Sell on eBay the entire month of June and pay just $20 in eBay fees total for all items sold over the course of the month

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The Fine Print

  • Must activate offer first from the email or from the landing page
  • Ends on June 30 at midnight PT
  • Listings created prior to the time of activation will be eligible for final value fee credits as long as they are sold during the Promotion Period, after activating the offer
  • The Promotion includes listings created prior to the Promotion Period, that are purchased and paid for by a buyer during the Promotion Period
  • The following categories are excluded: eBay Motors Passenger Vehicles, Motorcycles, Boats, Power Sports, Other Vehicles, Motors Local Market, Real Estate, Classified Ad listings, Heavy Equipment, Concession Trailers & Carts, Imaging & Aesthetics Equipment, and Commercial Printing Presses.

Our Verdict

Quite an awesome deal if you can do some real volume. Presumably, they only targeted those whose accounts aren’t too active and not the real sellers.

Typically, eBay sellers pay 10% of the item value (less for those with eBay Stores). As an example, if you sell $1,000 worth of stuff throughout the month of June, you’d typically pay $100 in eBay fees (aside from Paypal fees), but with this offer you’ll pay just $20 (plus 2.9% Paypal fees).

You can also sell gift cards on eBay if that interests you, although there is some risk involved. We wrote more about the special rules for selling gift cards on eBay here.

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