Selling fees are charges for selling your items on eBay, such as fees for optional listing features,  Insertion Fees or Final Value Fees on the Auction and Fixed Price formats*. There is no membership fee for a basic selling account, so all fees are due to listing activities. eBay sends you an invoice each month and has certain payment requirements. Non-payment of seller fees can result in account suspension.

Note:  Non-payment of seller fees can result in account suspension. To avoid problems paying your seller fees, it is important to know about:

• Making payments

• Payment methods

• Your payment due date and payment requirements

• How to check your account status and activity to see detailed charges of the account

If your account has been suspended for non-payment of fees, see Reinstating Your Account. For a list of seller fees, see eBay.com.sg Fees.

*Note:   eBay.com.sg charges fees for Optional Features and does not charge sellers Insertion Fees or Final Value Fees on the Auction and Fixed Price formats. However, if you list items on other eBay sites, such as eBay.com, eBay.co,uk, ebay.com.au, etc., you may be charged. Learn more about eBay Singapore selling fees.

Making payments

You can make a payment or change your payment method at any time by going to the Seller Account section in My eBay. Learn more about making a one-time payment and updating your monthly automatic payments.

eBay offers a variety of ways to make paying your fees convenient and safe. Depending on the payment method you choose, you can either:

• Make a one-time payment : Payment needs to be initiated each time you want to pay.

• Enroll for automatic payment : Payment is automatically deducted each month.

   

Payment methods

One-time payment options:

• PayPal (Note: One-time payment of eBay fees with PayPal is only available for users registered on eBay.com.sg)

• Wire transfer (also known as bank transfer): You can opt to pay your fees by making payment in a bank, using online banking or by ATM. This option is available to sellers billed in SG dollars with SGD currency only.

• Credit card: each month, eBay will automatically charge your invoice amount directly to the credit card you place on file (Visa or MasterCard). Your credit card will normally be charged five to seven days after you receive your invoice. You can also make a one-time payment with your credit card.

Automatic payment option:

• Credit card

To select your payment method:

• Click the My eBay button at the top of the eBay homepage.

• Click the "Seller Account" link in “My eBay Views” (left side of page). From this page you can view your account status, view your invoices, and choose your method of payment.

• Pay your current fees using one of the payment methods offered.

Your payment due date

You'll need to pay your invoice balance in full each month to keep your account current. If you don’t keep your account current, your account may be suspended for non-payment and you may be responsible for collection costs. The payment due date is determined by the date eBay generates your invoice (either the 15th of the month or the last day of the month). For information on payment requirements, late fees, and payment schedules, see Your Payment Due Date.

Viewing your account activity

Using My eBay Views, you'll find two ways to view the activity (fees, payments, credits, etc.) on your seller's account:

• Account Status shows your current estimated balance and a list of your account activities.

• Invoices shows your account activity as it appears in your monthly invoice.

  • eBay will send you monthly invoice notifications by email (if your balance was more than $1.00 during the month).

  • You can also download the last four months of your invoice data to a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet or any application that supports CSV files by clicking the "Download" link displayed when you view your invoice.

  • You can also view the last 18 months of your invoice data as HTML files when you view your invoice.