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The activation link will only work from 10th September! No complaining in the comments until then please!

Finally… it's back! eBay seller fee promos for Sep/Oct 2024 for non-store sellers. eBay Plus required.

You might even have 10 free postage labels as well ;)

Enjoy :)

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Stack with 2 free postage labels promo for September.

0% Variable Final Value Fees on 1 New Listing

0% Variable Final Value Fees on 1 New Listing - September 2024 (Terms and Conditions)

Activation link:

Promotion details:

  • This offer is provided by eBay Marketplaces GmbH (“eBay”) and commences at 00:01 (AEST) on 10 September 2024 and ends at 23:59 (AEDT) on 10 October 2024 (“Promotion Period”).

  • eBay reserves the right to cancel the offer at any time as set out in the Changes clause below.

  • “Eligible Sellers” means sellers who:

    • do not have a current eBay Basic, Feature or Anchor Store subscription;
    • have Australia or New Zealand as their registered address on eBay; and
    • have an active eBay Plus membership. The eBay Plus Terms and Conditions will apply in respect of your membership;
    • have received an invitation from eBay to participate in this promotion;

  • The Promotion entitles Eligible Sellers, who have activated this promotion in accordance with these terms, to 0% variable fees (which is a component of Final Value Fees as defined on eBay.com.au) on the sale of one Eligible Listing sold during the Promotion Period. “Eligible Listing” means an item listing that is:

    • newly listed on eBay.com.au during the Promotion Period (i.e. it cannot be a relisted item through ‘Good ‘til Cancelled (GTC) or auto-renewal);
    • listed in multi-quantity or single quantity fixed price or auction format only; and
    • not listed in one of the Excluded Categories (as defined below).

  • Eligible Items will only receive the discounted variable fee until the listing renews, whether by auto-renewal or because the listing is Good ‘Till Cancelled (“GTC”). After this, standard fees will apply.

  • The discount will automatically apply to all Eligible Sellers and Eligible Items during the Promotion Period, in most cases. If the discount does not automatically apply once an Eligible Item has been sold, please allow 24 hours for your eBay.com.au account to be credited. Any dispute about discounted Final Value Fees must be submitted to eBay in writing within 60 days of the date you incurred such charge, otherwise you waive such dispute, and such charge will be final and not subject to challenge.

Exclusions:

  • Items listed in the following categories are excluded from the Promotion (“Excluded Categories”): Websites & Businesses for Sale (11759), Aircraft (63676), Boats (26429), Caravans, Motorhomes (32633), Cars (29690), Motorcycles (32073), Trucks, Commercial Vehicles (6049), Real Estate (10542), Services (316), Flights (3253), Tickets (1305), Travel (3252), Gift Cards (172009). These Excluded Categories are in addition to any listings or categories restricted by eBay's prohibited and restricted items policies.
  • listings scheduled to start after the Promotion Period ends;
  • listings that are relisted during the Promotion Period, either manually, through the automatic relist function, or the GTC function;
  • listings that are listed during the Promotion Period but do not sell and are relisted outside of the Promotion Period;
  • any item sold before the Promotion Period; and
  • listings in Classified Ad format.
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Comments

  • Stefce on 05/09/2024 - 22:25
    +2

    Sweet merciful crap….

  • Wiadro on 05/09/2024 - 22:27
    +4

    OMG HOLY F - FINALLY

  • nandystam on 05/09/2024 - 22:36
    +4

    Would you believe I wasted 15 mins of my life earlier asking eBay Plus support where this promo had gone. Was told it was never coming back :D

  • bargain-hunter on 05/09/2024 - 22:36
    +2

    How generous - one listing…. No free postage labels for me. Will seriously reconsider if eBay Plus is worth it when it’s time to renew!

    • pharcyde on 05/09/2024 - 22:40
      +5

      Zero bargains posted's are always the most ungrateful

  • The Value on 05/09/2024 - 22:38
    +2

    Thank you!

    This is going to save me ~$80.

    • whyisave on 06/09/2024 - 01:41

      Imagine selling something for $4K during this promotion.

  • CyberMurning on 05/09/2024 - 22:39

    fukkk paid fee $100 last month

  • Repstar on 05/09/2024 - 22:41
    +1

    Nice!

  • Hiphopopotamus on 05/09/2024 - 22:43
    +1

    I'm going to need to redo some listings since eBay only keep them for 90 days.

    Cheers OP, I was worried this was gone forever.

  • L0zBargain on 05/09/2024 - 22:50
    +1

    No cap!

  • BusMan247 on 05/09/2024 - 22:52
    +1

    Ive been on ebay for 17 years. Sold heaps of shoes, maybe like 80 pairs. Never had an issue. 100% feedback.

    So i sell a pair a 3 months of jordan xis.theres some new service "sendle" (yeah ive been out for a while), they lose the shoes apparently on way to silverwater or whatever. Money goes back to buyer im left to fight with sendle thankfully i took a photo of the driver with my shoes so i could claim partial.

    So after being scarred, i summond the trust i built over the last 17 years and sold another pair. 479, different shoes. They are brand new, took photos just before i listed. Burned by sendle i pay $28 with australia post. Expecting all to be fine i get an update that authenitcation failed.
    I called up to ask wtf happened. They say the photos i listed arent accurate. I literally took them before listing. Anyway, the sweet spot, my shoes are lost foming back because they didnt have my full address ans now australia post is searching.

    Never again. Their fees over the years have become ridiculous. But now all these hoops its a joke. Just getting a phone number to call was a nightmare and Russian maze.

    • Gaz1 on 05/09/2024 - 22:59

      Wow - I guess its one of the issues with these large organisations. Its great when everything goes to plan, just don't have an issue & be able to talk to someone. Are you able to share the phone number to help future people?

      • RBZ10 on 05/09/2024 - 23:06

        You mean phone for ebay? Its on there help section….

        Or sendle? Sendle isnt a big company they are tiny, and I wouldnt recommend them regardless if anything ebay is the only thing keeping their business afloat given the margins in logistics.

        They do have a number but you gotta chatbot ask operator then speak to person who will give you the number.

    • RBZ10 on 05/09/2024 - 23:01
      +1

      It sounds like you dont know how to post something rather than anything to do with ebay. The chance of two separate logistics companies losing shoes is laughable unless you were trying to deliver to magic lane…

      Or live in the middle of nowhere.

      • whyisave on 06/09/2024 - 01:46

        The chance of two separate logistics companies losing shoes is laughable unless you were trying to deliver to magic lane…

        This is an unfair characterisation.
        If the contractor drivers know what to look out for, you get scammed by the driver…not by the "company".

        Since these are 'shoes', it's probably known that the shoes are expensive, or the label could give it away, they're shoes. With more and more workers pressed for ca$h in Australia, … you're going to get people who'll just look for a five finger discount (maybe this is why insurance premiums have also gone up for supermarkets?)

        In the USA, losing stuff in the mail is rife…and this well known amongst people who sell collectible video games, shoes, designer bags, etc.
        There's been blatant theft from the freight trains in the USA, and I know someone who simply pays the highest amount (eg. FedEx or DHL), just to avoid taking risks with ANY company, because the risk with "losing items" is too high in some places.

        • RBZ10 on 06/09/2024 - 02:07
          +1

          USA is a very different place to here it also has a population over 10x ours. The reason tracking has all the scan events is so it is known where there is a stuff up, you cant just 5 finger these days if you do and a customer reports a missing package youre in trouble and then i guess it comes down to if youre wanting to lose your job?

          Things do go missing or get damaged thats what insurance is for, and by default packages actually have insurnace on them with auspost up to $100 but they dont mention that.

          • whyisave on 06/09/2024 - 02:16

            @RBZ10:

            USA is a very different place to here

            I understand that USA is different place to here, but all of the business settings and economic strategies come from US thinking, and AU is slowly becoming like US (except AU still has university loans, Medicare, NDIS, etc.)

            I'm saying that 30 years ago Australia and the trust in the workers and the institutions, is not the same as it is in last 5 years? The huge improvement in logistics (amongst other industries) is tracking information, accessing this information (eg. Internet, Apps, etc.), insurances, etc. So, process became more transparent, but working class feels poorer and poorer, compared to say 15 years ago.

            I guess, I'm talking about temptations to commit petty crime got higher, and it's this petty crime that is rife in the US.

            Also, if you talk about insurance, money doesn't replace the items lost.
            It's just there, but claiming the insurance is a pain (eg. Paypal or AusPost),
            and if you even read this thread, you won't hope in AusPost either, ha.

    • fuzor on 05/09/2024 - 23:01

      Just like Tattslotto, everyone goes back whatever they once say. For such a small market like Australia, where are you ever going to find a genuine alternative? We're not one of the Asian giants where if you're unsatisfied with one platform you go to another competitor who is just as successful. You wont find the same reach elsewhere as Ebay.

      • RBZ10 on 05/09/2024 - 23:10

        Exactly Australia is full of monopolies and duopolies.

        Ebay is it for AU they own gumtree also so outside of fb marketplace there really arent any options.

        Plus the tie in they used to have with paypal helped them to dominate and now gives security.

    • neonlight on 05/09/2024 - 23:35

      Sounds like Sendle is crap

      • Chinese on 06/09/2024 - 00:36

        Used them for many years. No issue.

    • whyisave on 06/09/2024 - 02:02

      I'm sorry to hear your stories.

      I've used Sendle many years, as well as AusPost.
      I have a stash of satchels at home and send stuff semi-regularly.
      I've sold all kinds of weird stuff, decluttered the home, etc… and sent them using the Sendle or Auspost, domestic or international.
      Whatever was cheapest, I used them, eg. I used Sendle to send a designer handbag to the USA and it worked out (That handbag was thrown out on a Sydney street, during hard rubbish too, amongst other stuff.)

      I've had very good experiences with Sendle and Auspost.
      No lost items, nor any issues that would stop me using either of them.
      Local or international, it's always been 'alright'.
      I've used Sendle's drop-off service once (ie. drop off at a convenience store),
      but I did not like that experience, so I never continued.

      I've had the odd delay but one Sendle experience sticks out in my memory,
      ie. sending something very small and light (a cassette micro-recorder) locally in Sydney.
      I used Sendle to send it from my suburb (not far from the city), to another suburb about 14-km away (closer to the city, ie. about 4km away city)

      That item got 'lost' and after raising a case, they found the item and the delivery took a total of about 10 days.
      Sendle.
      300-gram item.
      12-km apart.
      I felt guilty to the buyer and told him, that I could have just driven over to hand it over to them.
      ( He was happy to receive the item, because he fixes these collectible antique cassette micro-recorders for his blind neighbour )

      Maybe for your advice, package the item,…so that it looks like something cheap or worthless..haha….or maybe send 1 shoe at a time, or in 2 separate parcels ?? haha
      Who would 'steal' 1 shoe in the parcel ?

  • hnxhyz on 05/09/2024 - 22:54
    +1

    Finally

  • plmko on 05/09/2024 - 23:02

    Alright time to unload some wares

    • cloudie9 on 05/09/2024 - 23:05

      Just 1 listing imho.

  • epicttiimm on 05/09/2024 - 23:12
    +3

    1 day after Apple event hmmmmm

    Coincidence I THINK NOT

    • MBix on 05/09/2024 - 23:25

      Exactly what I’ve been waiting for :D

  • fordprefect on 05/09/2024 - 23:38

    Wow. 1 free FVF….

    feEbay profits must finally be suffering from the the insane inflation we are all experiencing.

    Pity they pay less than 1% tax….

  • clandestino on 05/09/2024 - 23:41

    I haven't sold anything on eBay in almost 20 years.

    Why is this deal being up-voted so much?

    • magicpelgrave on 06/09/2024 - 00:08
      +2

      Because usually Ebay takes a 10%+ cut of the final sale. So someone selling something for $2000 will save approx. $200.

  • Chinese on 06/09/2024 - 00:32
    +1

    Nice

  • lachlantula on 06/09/2024 - 00:43
    +1

    long have we waited..

    • I Smell Pennies on 06/09/2024 - 01:50
      +2

      it’s time 😎

      • whyisave on 06/09/2024 - 02:03

        Thank you, for posting this deal.

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