Hey guys WBK here and in this video we're going to talk about eBay fees, what's your paying fees on and where to find all this information if you find something fish you're going on with your eBay account. Let's check out the fees for this Phillips HF3500 alarm clock. We're going to go to seller hub. We're going to go to order as we're going to click on paid and shipped because we want to see what the payout is after the label, after the fees, after everything else. As you can see my order total was 2869. That's because I sent out a 5% off offer. After you click that 2869 or whatever your order total number is, you're going to go to this page, scroll down and you'll get a better idea of what you're paying but it still doesn't tell you what you're actually paying fees on. We're going to see the sales tax, the transaction fees, the shipping label and the ad fee standard fee. If you don't use ads, forget about it. It's not a big deal. We want to see more of this though so we're going to go into more information, see the more details and then we're going to have three more options. They're just reiterating our label fee, our ad fee and finally we're paying to eBay. So click on that and then you're going to see, oh I'm paying 12.35% and that's typically what you're paying. And every category, Google it, it does occasionally change but you're going to see that we're actually paying a 12.35% fee on the whole order including sales tax. But hey, if that wasn't enough, there's also a 30 cent transaction fee on every payment transaction. That means that even if I sell 10 items in one transaction, I'm only paying 30 cents, not 30 cents 10 times. However, if a buyer does multiple transactions with multiple order numbers, I'll be charged that 30 cents every single time.