Great news. Ebay drops seller charges!

[greencat]

Just label it as used?

 

[Twozaskars]

I agree with you, I just assume that they assume that everyone selling something that's been refurbished at some point in its life must be a business so must pay fees.
So the beginning of the end of so-called 'free' listing.
I can't really be bothered to list stuff on there anymore tbh so it can just go back in the cupboard until I feel like doing something with it.

 

[Twozaskars]

Just label it as used?

Used means it's still useable, not applicable in this case as it looks like it's done Lands End to John O'groats on the end of a tow rope.

 

[greencat]

Used means it's still useable, not applicable in this case as it looks like it's done Lands End to John O'groats on the end of a tow rope.

Used, for parts, not working.

 

[bikeworkshop]

The future is AI
So we must expect to play the game.
Traditionally referred to as
"A box-ticking exercise"

Tbh I was sick of private sellers describing items as "new" ...
"as new" would be correct because a new item has a raft of consumer protection attached.

Additionally items that are clearly being sold by traders registered as private, and eBay posting that "consumer protection doesn't apply" when it actually does.

Ebay = Eels covering their arses.
Rich ones at that.