Online retailer eBay has scrapped fees for private sellers across almost all of its categories. The move means UK sellers no longer have to pay final value or regulatory operating fees on items except for cars,

SELLERS on eBay will be able to take home more cash from each sale thanks to a huge shake up of charges. Fees are changing from today, October 1, meaning those who sell secondhand items including

Ebay UK is scrapping selling fees for private sellers across all categories, excluding motors, in a bid to compete with fast-growing rivals like Depop and Vinted. The move means private sellers will no longer need to pay final value fees or regulatory operating fees when selling on the platform

As of today, eBay consumer-to-consumer (C2C) sellers in the UK will no longer have to pay selling fees for any domestic purchases. The company had first tested free selling for pre-owned clothes earlier this year.

E-commerce giant eBay (NASDAQ:EBAY) announced on Tuesday that it is removing selling fees for consumer-to-consumer sellers in the UK for domestic transactions across all categories, excluding motors.

Ebay has scrapped fees for sellers as it battles increased competition from the likes of Vinted and Depop. From today, buying and selling on the auction site will be free across all categories except motor listings.