Transcribe of “How To Find Your eBay Fees – In 6 steps”

Hi guys, Neil Waterhouse. This week’s video is a quick step-by-step showing how to find your eBay fees for the products you’ve just sold. So let’s launch straight into it. Step one is click on my eBay, then account, then seller accounts, then all account activity, then customize view, then select the date range. And now you’ll be able to see fees for the date range that you’ve set.

If you do not already have an eBay store, you’ll be paying the highest amount of eBay fees possible

The one thing to note here is, if you do not already have an eBay store, you’ll be paying the highest amount of eBay fees possible. If you’re not already a full-time seller but your goal is to be a full-time seller, you will at some stage want to open an eBay store so you pay lower eBay fees. I’ll put a link on the screen below to a previous week’s video. That’s all for this week. Please leave a comment below, while you’re there, make sure you hit the subscribe button to the no fluff channel that teaches how anyone can make a full-time living from their home using eBay and Amazon, using $100. Until next week, stay safe, list more, sell more, it’s Neil Waterhouse.

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