100 watchers that is the highest I have seen yet
@klute here is the scoop
eBay Community Seller, 100% donation
When an eBay user lists an item through Giving Works and donates 100% of the final sale price to a nonprofit:
The donation amount = donation percent X final sale price; OR $10 (whichever is greater).
MissionFish deducts $3 + 2.9% from the donation
The seller is responsible for all eBay and PayPal fees
eBay will donate their insertion and final value fees to the nonprofit if the item sells
Also the terms are...
Payments for the item are due the second Monday after the auction ends or they collect the money from my credit card I have on file.
There is a flow chart of how it goes this takes you to the main page
under the sellers area they have a Tab called \"How it works\"
http://www.missionfish.org/About/howitworks.jsp/
But the short and sweet auction ends,I get paid paypal fees out,I ship product then I have to pay mission fish they pull out their fees and hold till the refund time is up then they send the money to the charity and give tax receipt to buyer.
Pay Pal percentages are the worry for me
I have the
Standard Rate Merchant Rate (qualification required)
Monthly Received Payment
(USD) $0.00 USD-$3,000.00 USD Fees per transaction (USD) 2.9% + $0.30
$3,000.01 USD-$10,000.00 USD USD 2.5% + $0.30
$10,000.01 USD-$100,000.00 USD > USD 2.2% + $0.30 USD
$100,000.00 USD
1.9% + $0.30 USD
Flat fee will be charged as follows: $0.30 USD for payments in U.S. Dollars, $0.55 CAD for Canadian Dollar, ¥40 JPY for Yen, £0.20 GBP for Pound Sterling, €0.35 EUR for Euro, $0.40 AUD for Australian Dollar.
Fees for receiving eCheck payments will not exceed $5.00 USD per transaction. eBay sellers can also choose to offer promotional financing terms on PayPal Buyer Credit funded purchases for an additional fee.
And so my worry and yes indeed I knew the pitfalls of listing but as I mentioned to DR I will need to plea for help in the forum... I have an inability to cover large amounts if it were not going so high I would keep quiet and pay it off in payments but... I am sorry I am not wealthy then I would not have to even mention it
