Who actually pays/loses the 10% ? ebay or the seller ?
Nearly cost me over £2K + as I have been following a watch on ebay and tempting with the 10%, 20% and I think I would have hit buy now :)
Shouldn't think it's the seller. EBay are basically giving the 10% fee they charge the seller to the buyer by the looks of it. Some sellers would have taken advantage of 80% off fees deals in which case ebay will lose on these, but they must consider the increased traffic worth it.Originally Posted by TheTigerUK
And yes, it's had me looking at watches I normally wouldn't spend as much on too.
Pretty sure the discount is from eBay. Doubt any seller would be willing to lose an extra 10% on top of fees.
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I just sold a watch on eBay and I’m presuming that the buyer used the code and saved £300, I received all money minus the fees of around £100 as used a offer on sellers fees, in theory anyone who listed using the seller offer last weekend could buy their own watch and make money
Last edited by Balance wheel; 17th March 2023 at 20:10.
It’s eBay that pay
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