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hey, i am paying someone to sell my item on ebay for me, they get 10% of the final auction price aftr all fees are subtracted, is that to much???
 
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Sounds ok, guess you asked them because you do not have a decent rating there then ( or account ) ?

As with any domain you have to look at what you paid for it and how long it took you to find / develop ... Also any other costs. Then set what you want to make as a profit. If you paid someone who took 50%, but got a very good price then that would be a bargain .... On the other hand you could pay someone 1% and get less than you wanted, so a bad deal.

All the best.

Richard
 
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not really, it is actually a good rate!
 
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I forget what we used to charge because it's been 3 years since I did that stuff...I actually think we did 25% or 50% on the price. Then again, we were selling items that we had to take pictures of, make descriptions for, and do the whole selling process with, and not everyone has thousands of feedback on eBay. For domains 10% is pretty good, though I would only suggest going through someone to sell a domain on eBay if it's a really high quality one (4-figures or more) because eBay is generally not the best place to sell a name worth less than that. Keep in mind that with the eBay fees, that comes out to more than you would pay selling at a place like Afternic or Sedo.
 
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10% is cheap - but why have someone else do it? It is not all that complicated.

I wonder how much feedback matters - I do not think my sales increased as I gained feedback.

Nobody will put the effort into selling your item that you would.
 
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10% is a bargain.
 
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