eBay Supports Small Businesses by Waiving Fees
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eBay has today pledged to support small business owners by offering a 30 day 
payment holiday for existing sellers and is waiving fees for all new businesses registering to list or sell until 31st May 2020.
The move, which represents a cashflow lifeline worth millions for hundreds of thousands of small businesses, marks an urgent response to calls for additional support by UK entrepreneurs.
This move by eBay provides self-employed retailers and entrepreneurs who rely on bricks and mortar stores a virtual shop window to reach eBay UK's 26 million customers, without paying any fees until June.
payment holiday for existing sellers and is waiving fees for all new businesses registering to list or sell until 31st May 2020.The move, which represents a cashflow lifeline worth millions for hundreds of thousands of small businesses, marks an urgent response to calls for additional support by UK entrepreneurs.
"As we adjust to a period of lockdown online selling will be crucial to the survival of many small businesses."
This move by eBay provides self-employed retailers and entrepreneurs who rely on bricks and mortar stores a virtual shop window to reach eBay UK's 26 million customers, without paying any fees until June.
Below is a summary of eBay's offer and you can find out full details here .
- First 250 listings per month free insertion fees (IF) and no ‘final value fee' (FVF)
- Expected to help 99% of every new business-to-consumer seller listing on the site
- Sellers don't need to do anything extra to take advantage of this offer.
For more information visit ebay.co.uk.
