Skip McGrath made a post on his blog recently, recommending a couple of free eBay and PayPal fee calculators. I thought I would pass them along to you and make one more recommendation.
Sometimes figuring out how much your eBay and PayPal auction fees will cost can be a little confusing. Knowing the fees in advance is important, since it can help you decide the best (i.e. most profitable) price and format to list an item on eBay.
Today, I’m going to tell you about a strategy that can double or triple your eBay income. This technique is so easy. However, very few eBay sellers use it, even though it takes so little effort. What is it?
Let me give you an example of something I did. I noticed there were several eBay sellers who were selling huge lots of greeting cards. In fact, when I first checked it out, there was a lot of 1,000 cards available, with only two days left in the auction. Guess what the high bid was?
Can you believe it? The final bid went a bit higher, but  not by much. In the end, the bidder ended up with 1,000 greeting cards for less than a penny a piece.
I recently ran across David White’s website eBay & Beyond, Basics to Business. David has been selling on eBay for many years and has also taught at eBay University. David provides insightful eBay advice via a weekly podcast, which you can download for free.  He interviews other eBay insiders, reviews helpful online auction tools and discusses a variety of topics important to anyone seeking to make a full time income on eBay.  Some of the most recent podcast episodes include:
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Check it out. You may be able to pick up a few useful tips to help you make more money on eBay.
Deciding what to sell on eBay is one of the most important decisions you will make. With more than 20,000 categories and sub-categories, your choices are virtually limitless.
Most eBay sellers caught “the eBay bug” the same way. First, they began selling a few things around the house to generate some extra income. Then, when they found out how easy it was to convert “dust collectors” into cash (in only a few days), they started selling everything that wasn’t nailed down.
