IDK if you guys know this, but as of fairly recently, you can list a car on ebay now for free. It’s $120 if it sells ON EBAY (every car i have ever sold on ebay has been settled outside of ebay)
You can sell up to 6 a year for free, i think.
You can add a few things for a few bucks, too…
THIS ad only cost me $3.
Just a heads up for those of you selling cars…
You have to pay when/if it sells FYI.
oh, thanks for pointing that out… :roll2:
I think a flat fee for a sale is decent though, it’s sort of like a finders fee. What’s 100 bucks if you just sold a car for a few thousand, instead of the old process where you might have had to list it a few times and pay the listing fees each time.
:tup: wish it was around when I sold my M3, I bet it would’ve sold faster.
I’m on a conference call and writing out material for later browsing on here.
and I’m hungover, ha leave it alone.:banghead:
this is really good to know. thanks.
This would have saved me $200 posting up my F-bod that didn’t sell on there twice last year
good to know
I used to pay 75 bucks just to list I think.
Hurry up and list your cars guys, ebay is going to can this when they don’t make any money on sales.
thanks man!
yep i used this last month, when it wasnt going to sell i just had a friend win the bid on it and then a couple days later i agreed with the “buyer” to cancel the transaction haha
i don’t understand why you went through all that rigmarole… if no one had bid on it, you wouldn’t have been charged anyway…
:tup:
bump…
quick question. Say I list a car on ebay with a reserve price. And say someone meets the reserve price, but doesn’t end up following thru. Would I still have to pay the $120 listing fee if I got screwed?
Reading the ebay fee rules makes it sound like I would be out the $120 and have to pay another $100 to relist.
I’m contemplating listing my car on ebay but don’t want to chance throwing away money on deadbeat bidders.
TIA