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Final value fee
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I’m a new seller and am being charged 9% final value fee. How do I change it to 3% which was advertised in their sales pitch?

asked almost 5 years ago

vintageu4u
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1 Answer
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Go to the upper left hand corner and hover over ‘selling’ when the menu expands, select ‘advertise items’ from this page you can select the final value fee level. Please note, the lowest level is 3.5% not 3%. This is what it has been since I have been with Bonanza. However, you need to know that the 9% level gets your items advertised in Google Shopping which is important. Hope this helps.

answered almost 5 years ago

abigdogmom
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2 Comments

Atomicdiner says: May 21, 2020

Seriously what abigdogmom said. If you advertise at the 3.5 pct, you will get NO SALES unless you bring them directly to your site. Google at the 9 pct minium is a NECESSARY Evil. No guarantee of sales if you advertise higher pct than 9, usually just more lookie-loos. Good Luck

davidmillar says: June 18, 2020

yes. this helps me.

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