The fee is cumulative, based on
the following tiers (for Dutch auctions, use the final value fee for the lowest
successful bid and multiply it times the total number of items you sold):
??? Items with a closing bid price up to $25 are charged 5.25 percent of the closing price.
??? Items between $25 and $1,000 are charged:
??? 5.25 percent on the first $25 (or $1.31); and
??? 3.25 percent of the closing price above $25.
??? Items over $1,000 are charged:
??? 5.25 percent on the first $25 (or $1.31); and
??? 3.25 percent of the closing price between $25 and $1,000 (or $26.81); and
??? 1.50 percent of the closing price above $1,000.
Not all sales incur final value fees. For example, you are not charged a fee if no
bid was made or if no bid met your reserve price, or if you listed a non-binding
real estate item other than timeshares, manufactured homes, or property.
NOTE
For vehicle auctions, eBay substitutes a transaction
services fee (TSF) for a final value fee. The TSF is
assessed when the first bid (or the first bid over the
reserve price) is placed. See Chapter 5 for more
information on vehicle fees.
TIP
Real estate auctions are non-binding. In non-binding
auctions, the parties generally contact each other to
discuss the sale parameters, although neither party
is obligated to do so.
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