The fees we charge for selling an item on eBay mainly depend on what you sell and how much it sells for. If you’re a non-managed payments seller, we’ll send you a monthly invoice, and you can pay by PayPal, credit card, or direct debit. Some managed payments sellers will still receive a monthly invoice.
Q. How do I pay for an eBay purchase?
How to pay with a credit or debit card
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- Select Credit or debit card on the checkout page, and enter your card details.
- If you’d like us to save the card details for your next purchase, select Remember this card for future orders.
- Review your order, including your shipping details.
- Select Confirm and pay.
Q. What is the best way to pay on eBay?
PayPal is a safe and efficient way to get paid on eBay, and it’s the payment method used most frequently by our buyers. Learn how to accept PayPal payments. We also consider credit and debit cards to be a safe electronic payment method.
Q. How do I avoid eBay invoice fees?
To avoid these fees, always check the bottom of the page for your total fees before submitting a listing. Make sure it says zero, 20 cents, or whatever is correct for your store subscription level. If you hit submit and eBay has snuck in an upgrade, you still have to pay it.
Q. How long do you have to pay an eBay invoice?
A buyer has two days to pay for an item on eBay from the time of their purchase. After two days, a seller can open an Unpaid Item Case, prompting the buyer to pay or resulting in a loss of buyer privileges if the seller is never able to collect the money.
Q. Why do I have to pay an eBay invoice?
Viewing your invoice Your invoice summarizes all your monthly selling activity. It shows payments you’ve made, selling fees, discounts, any refunds or credits applied to your account during the billing cycle, and recoupment charges. When eBay manages your payments, you might not receive a monthly invoice.
