Price changes, looking at it from the bright side?!

johudMember

I have seen several posts taking about how much more eBay is charging, and people have done the numbers showing how much more fees will be for single Auctions. Has anyone done the numbers for how much will be saved on auctions that do not sell?

I am not sure what the regular thing is, but if you list say 30 items, and %50 sell (probably a high number?), while you will pay more for the 15 that did sell you paid much less to list the other 15.

Also with the changes does it make it easier to list more because it's cheaper? The more you have listed, the better chance you have to sell I would think.

Thoughts?

2/12/0810:00 AM

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