You don’t have to pay any commission on eBay if you sell certain sneakers over $ 100 that go through its sneaker authentication program. However, a seller who uses the service noticed that the terms had changed to raise the threshold by $ 150.
As of March 27, 2021, the terms and conditions of the sneaker authentication program stated that sellers selling certain brands, which it listed, qualified for the program if they sold “$ 100 + to the state. new or $ 300 + used, excluding taxes and shipping. “
Terms now state (April 2, 2021) that qualifying sneakers must sell for “$ 150 + new or $ 300 + used, excluding taxes and shipping.”
Sweetnam said, “It’s this kind of unique, cross-category buying opportunity that we intend to translate into more buyers, more opportunities, and more sales for you.”
If you’ve used eBay’s authentication program in sneakers (or luxury watches), let us know – from a buyer’s or seller’s perspective.
What do you think of eBay’s authentication programs?
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