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Originally Posted by Glasgow09
I think they actually go up in price! If the sold for price is between £49.99-£500, you pay the 9% of £49.99 plus an additional 2.49% of the price it sells for! (I think this is how it works).
If the sold for price is under 49.99 then u only pay the 9%.
My point being that 9% might be all you make on a sale, which leads you to either put up the price or find another supplier!
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No you have got it completely wrong,
Say it is 9% between £0-£29.99 and an extra 2.5% between £30-49.99 and your item sells for £44.99 for example.
You will pay 9% on the full £29.99 and then 2.5% on the remaining amount which would be £15.
So you would be paying (£29.99*9%)+(£15*2.5%)= £2.70+£0.38 = £3.08
Whereas in an auction you would pay 9.9% on the whole £44.99 which is £4.45.