Listing fee, when you list the item. Final Value fee, when you sell the item. Paypal transaction fee, when you are paid. If you should choose Paypal. I do believe they offer a few other options for payment now. Also, if you charge a separate shipping charge to your customer, Ebay will charge a Final value fee on that also. So something to keep in mind when setting a shipping price. Here's the page that lists the levels of fees: hxxp://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/fees.html. Good Luck!
I use a handy little tool called ecal... It's a web based calculator that works it all out depending on the product and hat category it is in.. I personally use it for UK stock but I know there is one for the US and many European countries...
Search for ecal alta vista in google
Search for ecal alta vista in google
TeamUnique
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eBay fees are a bloody rip off IMO! But i guess the exposure is second to none so not alot you can do lol
GermantownJoe
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There used to be a really good calculator for eBay fees called Rolbe, but apparently the guy who ran the website passed away and his site is no longer online, but I now use a different website that is at least fairly similar and pretty user friendly. Just google FeeSnap as one word or feesnap ebay calculator.