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03-21-2013, 11:51 AM
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Hell, even on a lower dollar item, if you're working with true auctions and have a store, the straight Ebay fee (not including the Paypal fee, Paypal transaction fee, Ebay cut of the shipping) on a $100 final price just went from $5.75 to $9.00, which if my math is correct (and admittedly it's not a strong suit of mine), is about a 64% jump in fees.
The higher the value, the worse it gets. But hey, you get to save 25 cents in listing fees, so it's not all bad news. 
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