eCommerce Wars: eBay Rolls Out Free Listings, Simplifies Fee Structure

By  |  March 19, 2013
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eBay is launching a new fee structure and simplified pricing outline in order to compete with Amazon, reports TechCrunch.

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    Non-store pricing now has a flat fee rate of 10 percent with a $250 cap, and non-stores are now allowed 50 free listings, plus a rate of $0.30 per listing after the first 50. The online giant has also changed its fixed price and Best Offer programs, and will remove negative buyer feedback from a transaction if the seller is found not to be at fault.

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