SOLD iPhone 7plus (1 Viewer)

[two]

Well, it’s just taken me over a couple of hours to list a phone on fleaBay and I’m beginning to wonder why I bothered.
I’m selling a brand new iPhone 7plus. List is £569. 20% less is just over £450, which I think is a good target for a new phone. When I sell, I’ll have to pay 10% fleeceBay fees plus whatever payPal wants, netting only £390.

The listing is 273508664649, take a look if you’d like a brand spanking new phone. You could bid for it there or pre-empt the auction within the next five days by buying it direct.

Any questions? Just ask...

 

[Silver-Fox]

Im interested what size is the memory please

 

[two]

32Gb

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[Mr B]

If you sell @£450 it’s 10% final value and 3% PP.... and they will take the final value for both,,,so £45 and £13.50...
Even Dick Turpin wore a mask.....
I’d have put it on Gumtree or nosey book first.
Better selling it local for cash

 

[34127]

I often get offers from Ebay to sell things for a reduce selling fee of a few pounds and sometimes with no selling fee. I assume everyone gets these offers therefore why not wait until you get same offer.

 

[two]

I often get offers from Ebay to sell things for a reduce selling fee of a few pounds and sometimes with no selling fee. I assume everyone gets these offers therefore why not wait until you get same offer.

By chance, there seems to be a "No Selling Fee" offer today.
Do any eBay users know what that means? = No final value fee? - or is there a catch?
So do you think I could "pull" the current listing and re-list, to take advantage?
If I do that (I might upset a few, but) I could save over £30.
I expect PayPal will still take it's cut though...

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[34127]

I have a max £1 selling fee offer and some of the conditions are listed below.

• Create up to 100 listings on eBay.co.uk in an eligible category
• Listings must start during the promotional period
• Listings can be auction-style or fixed price format
• Pay a maximum of £1 per listing in final value fees if the item sells.
• The promotion start and end dates are included in the email we send to invited sellers.
• Item must sell within the first listing period.

 

[two]

Great, thanks for clarifying. I don't think I got an e-mail. I saw it while looking at eBay and, as ever, went around in circles trying to find the details. There's often a "gotcha" (and I don't like being "gotched")!

 

[two]

Well, it reached as much as £470 on fleBay but now the buyer has changed her mind!
It was item # 273517233407 there.
This is a brand new 32gb iphone7plus . The one with twin front lenses, like the new Xs.
If anyone wants it for £350 plus post, let me know before I get round to re-listing again.
(Third time lucky?)
There will be 11 months left of warranty.
It's presentable as a present, but the box and phone serial numbers don't match.
Any questions, just ask. Although I'm out for the rest of today.

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[corconx]

Offer it to the buyer who lost. I’ve done that and it works

Carol

 

[TheBig1]

i have bought several things on ebay as the under bidder when the winner failed to pay

 

[r9peggy]

What network please

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[two]

Any network - it's unlocked