When I look for something I want on my mobile phone, I just take the first thing I see that looks reasonable... It's a pain to shop for price on the phone.

The problem with first class letter shipping is that it don't have tracking and counts against you for the top seller discount.

Who did you go to, to get the those pieces appraised? I have a lot of pre-columbian pieces i will like to get appraised and I know you live in South Florida.

I'm thinking of donating all the pieces I have so I can get a large tax write off for a few years.

I was selling used DVD's at a garage sale, some lady came buy and bought them all, she didn't even look at what was on them..

I asked her, how come she didn't inspect them. She tells me, "I use them to scare off the birds and just string them all together"

So yeah, people will buy them...

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Tax needs to be separated out..

It should just be a flat 10% of income, no deductions..

I have with you have, but i have a ramp, not double doors. Also mine is v nose and extended height. The only thing i cant out it is refrigerators upright. Or some king size matresses with folding them a little.

They are trying to push people towards store subscriptions..  I have a store and I get the 150 Free listings, but I have like 300 items listed on eBay and a whole lot more I would like to list, but I can't until I get free listings or the sell down the other items I have listed.

My options are to upgrade to a bigger store, which I don't want to do, I don't even want the one I have.. Or wait for promotions..

I personally feel that they are going after the people who are selling under multiple ID's to avoid listing fees..

It makes me wonder if this is a good eBay strategy, if I was a shareholder.

Does the cost of some additional subscription revenue, outweigh the cost of the Final Value Fee they would of received from people who will no longer sell a ton of items on eBay.

And does the lower price an auction might bring from a sale (people will sell more) out-weigh the higher fee they will eventually collect from a final value fee.

Then are their people with stores selling the same items that people who didn't have stores are selling - So ebay really won't being losing the FVF, since they will just collect it from a different seller.

I'm sure eBay crunched their numbers and projected the revenue growth by the changes the implemented.

http://announcements.ebay.com/2014/04/sellers-updates-to-fees-in-select-categories-could-mean-more-free-listings-for-you/

Millions of buyers come to eBay every day, in search of great deals available only on eBay. And for many sellers様ike those without an eBay Stores subscription預uction-style listings are the best way to sell in popular categories like Fashion and Collectibles & Art. To keep our buyers engaged, and to help ensure that new sellers and those who sell occasionally have the best opportunity to succeed, we will be making some updates to the standard fee structure (fees for sellers without an eBay Stores subscription).

The following changes will take effect on May 15, 2014 at 00:01 AM PT:

If you do not subscribe to an eBay Store, you値l enjoy up to 100 FREE listings*用ay no insertion fees容very month.
50 of these will be dedicated auction-style listings, which can be used only in the categories listed below. There will no longer be an allotment of free fixed price listings for items listed in these 14 categories, unless you subscribe to an eBay Store.

You値l also receive 50 free listings* which can either be additional auction-style listings in the categories listed below, or auction-style or fixed price listings in most other categories.
The standard insertion fee for fixed price listings in the categories listed below will be 30｢ per listing. Note: This 30｢ per listing charge will apply to Good 禅il Cancelled listings that renew on or after May 15, 2014.

As before, you値l be able to add Buy It Now FREE to your free auction-style listings, or Best Offer for FREE to your free fixed price listings.

The current fee structure for eBay Stores sellers is NOT changing容Bay Stores subscribers will still get the same number of free auction-style or fixed price listings they get today in any category, including the categories listed below.
The following categories are affected by this update, and will no longer be eligible for free fixed price listings* to sellers without an eBay Stores subscription:

Antiques
Art
Baby
Clothing, Shoes & Accessories
Coins & Paper Money
Collectibles
Dolls & Bears
Entertainment Memorabilia
Health & Beauty
Jewelry & Watches
Pottery & Glass
Sports Memorabilia, Cards & Fan Shop
Stamps
Toys & Hobbies

If you prefer to list in the fixed price format in the categories listed, you can still do so for the 30｢ insertion fee mentioned above. Or you can consider a Basic eBay Stores subscription for just $19.95 a month, or $15.95 a month with a yearly commitment. With a Basic eBay Stores subscription, you値l get 150 free listings*預uction-style or fixed price容very month, final value fees of 9% or less in the categories listed above, and access to a wealth of marketing tools to help supercharge your sales. Learn more.

We believe that this update will make selling on eBay even more profitable for you. And預s always葉hank you for being a part of the eBay community.