Can anyone tell me how advertising with Ebay works? Also how does the “final value” fees work? Just am not understanding how this all works and am somewhat confused.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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decoratewithlace Reputation: 20 See decoratewithlace's booth |
This is an official Bonanza response.
Hi there, more than happy to clear these up for you!
In order to advertise your items on eBay, you need to “publish” your listings from Bonanza to eBay. To do this, you need to be at the 13% advertising level on your Broadcaster page. Here is a link to our help page that goes into detail about publishing to [URL removed] [URL removed]
Regarding final value fees. Depending on which advertising level you have selected on your Broadcaster you can be charged up to that percentage whenever you make a sale. So, for example, if you have the 13% advertising level, you can be charged a max of 13%.
If you have any other questions about either of these, please email us at support@bonanza.com and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible!
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bonanzajon Reputation: 1539 See bonanzajon's booth |
Hi, I imported some items that I had taken out of eBay awhile back and didn’t want to recreate the listing again. I had some luck and sold 3 items right away. In addition to the 13% to eBay you will also pay 1 1/2% to Bonanza. It wasn’t very much, 25 cents or so. When you go to ship I couldn’t use eBay shipping and shipped through paypal. You may be able to buy shipping here. Feedback went to eBay account. I would definitely recommend it.
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MeemawsHouse Reputation: 148 See MeemawsHouse's booth |
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