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It depends - whether you're a private seller or a business. Private sellers pay a 'flat fee' of 10% up to a maximum of £75.00 (UK currency - since I'm in UK). Business sellers pay between 5% and 12% - depending on the category. The exception is property - where the fee is zero.

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Q: What amount will i be charged for a 4600.00 item i sold on eBay?
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