Selling charges are extreme! For the item worth C$1,420 I was charged C $447.78 !!!

[ivs_8886]

The item sold and my funds put on hold for 20 days!!! This never happened before! It does not worth to sell anything here! The problem with delivery - Canada Post extremely slow, tracking was late. Another problem  with shipping: if a customer pays for the shipping, when why do you charge my account for the same?

[brettjet38]

Rado Men's Diamond Centrix Stainless Steel Black Dial Watch R30630713

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C $1,578.00

Best offer accepted

or Best Offer

The item in question

1400.00

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How fees and selling costs are charged

https://www.ebay.ca/help/selling/fees-credits-invoices/fees-selling-costs-charged?id=5297&st=3&pos=2...

As a seller, your fees and selling costs are automatically deducted from your sales proceeds, and the rest of your funds are paid directly into your chequing account.

Because fees and selling costs are deducted from the proceeds of your sales, your payout amount may be different than the amount your buyer paid. Payouts are sent to your chequing account daily, weekly, biweekly, or monthly, depending on your selected preference.

If you don’t have enough funds to cover your fees or selling costs, we’ll charge either your on-file payment method, such as a credit or debit card, or linked payout bank account.

Types of fees and selling costs

Fees and selling costs may include, but are not limited to:

• eBay fees, including insertion fees, optional listing upgrade fees, final value fees, international fees, ad fees, and other fees
• Shipping labels
• Store subscriptions
• eBay Money Back Guarantee refunds
• Payment dispute refunds

Follow the links below for specific fee amounts:

• Selling fees
• Store selling fees
• Fees for selling vehicles on eBay
• Fee credits

How and when fees are charged

Fees and other selling costs are automatically deducted from your Available and Processing funds. These are charged at different times depending on the fee type.

Type of fee or selling cost	When the fee is charged	Where the fee is charged from	Example of fee or selling cost
Listing fees	At the time of the listing	Available and Processing funds	Insertion fees, listing upgrade fees
Transaction fees	At the time of the sale	Buyer’s payment	Final value fees, international fees
Monthly fees	At the beginning of each month	Available and Processing funds	Store subscription fee
Other fees and selling costs	At the time they’re incurred	Available and Processing funds	Shipping labels, ad fees, refunds to buyers, dispute fees

Learn more about setting up and changing your payment method for fees and selling costs.

If you’re accepting payment by check, money order, or cash on pickup, your fees are charged to your available funds or on-file payment method when checkout is completed.

When you owe eBay money

If your Available and Processing funds are insufficient to cover a cost or a fee, and you still owe eBay money, we’ll combine these costs into a single charge and attempt to charge this to your on-file payment method. We’ll also send you a link to make a one-time payment with a credit or debit card by email and in Messages. If your costs are greater than your Available and Processing funds, your funds will appear as a negative amount.

If you don’t have an additional on-file payment method, the payment doesn’t go through, or you don’t make a one-time payment, we’ll then attempt to charge your linked payout bank account.

Shipping the buyer gave you the money to buy the shipping which is why you are charged the cost of the label...