Ebay says it will be streamlined because the money will go directly into my bank account instead of me having to transfer it out of Paypal but, in reality, that only means that I will have to do more transfers for things like labels and paying my monthly invoice. Then transfer the money out of that account immediately into another one.1- Global Shipping Program was addressed by other posters above.It won't save me, but might help you.I would NOT assume that.........they SAY they do not support GSP in the last line that is showing...........Get quick answers to important questions to get you selling faster and better!I would call to find out.......I don't have a problem with most aspects of the MP as far as accepting more payment options. The problems that I have with it stem from multiple deposits to my bank account (of course on top of having to give them, being ebay as well as a payment processor not of my choosing that I have never dealt with before, my banking info) then having to try to estimate what my shipping costs will be and make sure that I keep enough money in Paypal to purchase labels. I also run sales for a Pawn Shop, sell about the same amount, in the same format, and am pretty hesitant about the process. For private sellers, eBay managed payments fees are 11.9% + 30p of the final purchase including postage. The answer to all of your concerns is that eBay does not care.
It's 12.9% + £0.30 for private sellers. So if I ship out a 3K Rolex watch what happens if this "buyer" calls his credit card company and claims fraud or something and then still receives the watch? It's 12.9% + £0.30 for private sellers. Meaning you can have an ad rate of 1.5% or 16.2%.Calculation not correct? Clicked on it and found a wall of text stating I must join managed payments by 22 Oct 19.Looks like a few options are available: For private sellers, eBay final value fee is £10 (10%) and PayPal merchant fee is £3.20 (2.9% + £0.30). This fee is calculated before eBay fees. Either I join or my listings will not renew. They may also choose to directly file claims or disputes with the financial institution.All sellers will benefit from a consolidated billing structure and more visibility into sales and payouts. “At the end of the year, it saved me a week of accounting – and time is everything to me.” Saving on Every Transaction. Super misleading title, block of text, I did a triple take to make sure it in itself wasn't a scam email. For business sellers, eBay charge VAT so the final value fee starts from 6% + 20% VAT and PayPal takes 2.9% + £0.30. Please contact your individual third-party provider regarding questions specific to their service offerings.During the registration process you can choose to add any checking account - whether existing or new.