Edited regarding the eBay advertising. It still makes little to no sense to me to pay the extra just to cross list to eBay.
New seller recommendation if you are opening a [URL removed]
There is no point selecting more than the 11% advertising rate.
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Below is incorrect info as shown to me by bluepennylady
The 13% rate gets you a defunct eBay advertising. Bonz used to operate a store on eBay and they would feed listings from Bonz to eBay if you had that rate selected. Then you would be responsible for the eBay FVF plus the 13% to Bonanza. This ended a couple years ago because the store they had closed. Any mods feel free to correct me, but pretty sure I am right.
Above is incorrect info as shown to me by bluepennylady
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Also, if you are going to open a booth, don’t select a plan first. Just use the listing fees up to $20 to make sure that it’s worth it for you.
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I have always wondered about that.
Why would I want to advertise on eBay(and actually selling) when all my items are on eBay first?
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side note, you have to have an ebay account in order to have your items advertised there, if you do not have an ebay account, then choosing the Ebay advertising level will do nothing for you except cost you more of an FVF here on bonanza
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I have edited the post. I misunderstood the advertising page, taking it as it read. I should have looked deeper knowing how many statements on this site conflict with the actual workings of the site now.
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