Thatinternational fee is charged regardless which currency the buyer actually paid in.
Sellers are charged a 1.65% international fee if the buyer is registered in another country. Buyers are charged a conversion fee for converting their funds to the listing currency. If your registered address is not in the US, please refer to the fee page for your country or region of residence for your seller currency conversion charge sellers selling on the US site are not charged a conversion fee. If your registered address is in the US, the seller currency conversion charge applied and retained by eBay is 3%. Managed Payments tacks on a fee of 3% to the seller's Final Value Fees. They probably add their own fee for currency conversion of top of PayPal's.Īdyen doesn't charge the buyer for currency conversion. Most payments including PayPal's also go through ebay's Managed Payments which are cleared by Adyen a company based in Holland. If the auction does not show USD, don't the others have written is true for the most part, but there's one more thing that may be affecting exchange rates too. I do not like the uncertainty that comes with this kind of deal so again, all I can say for anyone who feels the same is don't even go there. Everyone will have their own limit at which these unknowns become issues. And even though I made an instant payment, it still came out different - in a case like this, you do not know what you are really paying for an item until it gets posted to your bank account - everything, right down to the checkout, was in Canadian dollars. I guess that makes a difference because a small change in the exchange rate makes a significant difference, one way or the other. Of course, none of those were $3000 deals, either.
My previous international buys all showed the USD conversion and everything was cut and dried. I never got into an international deal like this before in nearly 24 years on ebay and I **bleep** sure will not again. I did get from eBay that there is a fee for the conversion which accounted for about half of the overage I had to pay.
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