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***Important changes coming to eBay.com.au*** |
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16 April 2009 | 12:12PM EST

Required return policy and handling time specification
Earlier this year we announced changes to the returns policy on eBay.com.au requiring new listings to specify the following information:
- the number of days the buyer should allow for you to process, pack and post the item (‘handling time’)
- whether you accept returns or not
This policy was to be enforced from mid March but has now been delayed until mid June to allow sellers more time to adapt their listings.
New look Item Description Page
Later this week, sellers on eBay.com.au will be given the opportunity to preview the new Item Description Page.
This preview is being offered so you have the opportunity to familiarise yourself with the format and features before the page changes permanently later this year.
During this preview stage, buyers will continue to see the current item description page and you’ll only be able to see the new version when viewing your own items. We’ve also ensured you have the ability to opt out of the preview if you wish.
Smart FAQs for sellers
Intended to save you time and effort dealing with repetitive questions from buyers, we’re introducing a new free feature that will draw on live information from your listings to answer the top 20 buyer questions.
Smart FAQs will be available from mid June and are easy to set up.
Minimising how often changes are made on eBay
In an effort to minimise the impact site changes can have on sellers, we made a commitment last year to try and minimise the number of times changes are made on eBay.com.au.
eBay.com have today announced a plan to bundle changes into two or three major releases per year, and provide sellers with at least 60 days notice. By 2010 eBay.com.au plan to announce major changes at the same time as eBay.com.
Learn more about these changes by visiting Inside Selling.
Regards,
The eBay team
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***Changes to eBay.com.au Motors selling fees*** |
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08 April 2009 | 04:46PM EST

Selected fees associated with selling Cars, Motorcycles, & Other Vehicles on eBay.com.au Motors will be changing. This includes insertion fees and final value fees but does not affect the Classifieds format.
The fee changes will be effective from 00:00:01am (AEST) on 29 April 2009.
Details of the changes:
Cars (category #29690 and associated sub-categories)
For cars listings where the starting auction price or Buy-It-Now price is below or equal to $5,000 an $8 insertion fee will be charged for the listing. For cars listings where the starting auction price or Buy-It-Now price is above $5,000 the insertion fee will be $10.
If the item listed is successfully sold it will incur a final value fee. If the final sale price of the item is $5,000 or less a fixed $35 final value fee will be charged (this is a reduced rate from current pricing). If the final sale price is greater than $5,000 then a fixed $40 final value fee will be incurred.
Motorcycles (category #32073 and associated sub-categories)
Motorcycles and associated sub-categories (Scooter, Trail Bikes, Quad Bikes etc) will be charged a $5 insertion fee when listed in Auction or Buy-It-Now format. If the item listed is successfully sold, it will incur a fixed $40 final value fee.
Other Vehicles (Boats, category #103477 and associated sub-categories; Aircraft, category #32635; Caravans & Motorhomes, category #32633; and Trucks & Commercials, category #47364)
Other Vehicles will be charged an $8 insertion fee when listed in auction or Buy-It-Now format. If the item is successfully sold, it will incur a fixed $40 final value fee.
Reserve fees, listing upgrade fees, picture service fees for these categories and fees for Classifieds listings will not be changing. The first 12 photos of your listing and several Upgrade Features (Gallery, Picture Show, and Picture Pack) are all still free.
The new fee structure will apply to all listings that commence on or after 00:00:01am (AEST) on 29 April 2009.
Learn more about current eBay fees.
Regards,
eBay International AG
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