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EBay states: If you set a reserve price of Â£50 or more, youâll pay 4pc of that price as a fee. Youâll never pay a reserve fee more than Â£150 per item.. For 30 day buy it now listings, the fee for the listing designer feature will increase from 21p to 30p. However, users can buy the gallery plus for slightly less, at Â£2.50, down from Â£2.85. Adding a subtitle will cost Â£1, rather than Â£1.05.
She can start the auction at $75, but set a reserve for $150. When a bidder bids on the item, he will see a notice under the price explaining that the reserve has not been met. Once the bidding has gone up to $150, the reserve not met notice will disappear. The highest bidder will win the item. If the bidding does not reach $150 (the reserve price), the item won't sell, and the seller isn't required to honor any bids below the reserve. The snag with a reserve price is that it is hidden from buyers. They can't see the reserve price anywhere in the auction. Some sellers may disclose the reserve price in the description area, or explain to buyers that they will disclose the reserve price if asked in a private message through the eBay messaging system.