A Quick Tip That Will Save You Money on your eBay Fees!

How’s it going, I just wanted to share a quick tip that you can use to save money on eBay fees! eBay fees are just a part of doing business on eBay and add up really quickly! Without at least a basic store, the fees are 10% of the selling price directly from eBay, plus 2.9% of the selling price and an additional 30 cents for PayPal. Fortunately, you can use credit cards to save money on these fees. Most often, the default method to pay these fees with money in your PayPal account, but you can change this under your account settings to pay your fees with a Credit Card. Doing this allows you to get ca

sh back through your credit card, which allows you to earn more profit. Personally, I use the Chase Freedom Card to pay my eBay fees, and I earn 1% cash back by doing so. I often find

myself earning an additional ten to twenty cents a month by doing this. Although it is not much, it adds up and is great if you are at a point where you are just trying to build your inventory. T

his is especially useful if you ship an item through FedEx, because postage for FedEx just gets added to your invoice, which can be payed with a credit card where you cannot pay for shipping with a credit card if you ship USPS. This is also beneficial if you have a store, because you can get cash back on those fees as well. This can also be beneficial if you are trying to get the minimum spend requirement for a card to earn the sign up bonus for a card, where

for example with the chase freedom I needed to spend $500 in 3 months on it to get $1

50 back. Paying my PayPal fees with a credit card helped me to get the spending requi

rement a little faster. I hope that this helps, and I hope that you have a great day.