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Canada's most popular student discount program. Save money on top brands and restaurants. Join SPC, Student Price Card, today and start saving!
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- Insertion Fees
- Final Value Fees
- Basic Fees For Most Categories
- Fees For Real Estate Listings
- Fees For Optional Listing Upgrades
- Additional Final Value Fees
- Dispute Fee
- International Fee
- Seller Currency Conversion Charge
- Other Terms and Conditions
Every month, you get up to 250 zero insertion fee listings, or more if you have an eBay Store. Learn more about how zero insertion fee listings work, including the terms and exclusions for those listings. After you've used your zero insertion fee allowance, insertion fees are: 1. Non-refundable if your item doesn't sell 2. Charged per listing and p...
We charge one final value fee when your item sells, and you don't have to worry about third-party payment processing fees. This fee is calculated as a percentage of the total amount of the sale, plus a per order fee. For orders $10.00 or less the per order fee is $0.30, for orders over $10.00 the per order fee is $0.40. The total amount of the sale...
In the table below, you'll find the basic fees for items listed in most categories and the number of zero insertion fee listings you'll get each month. * Starting price is the starting price (auction-style listings) or Buy It Now price (fixed price listings) of your listing, and doesn't include shipping, handling, taxes, or fees.
Fees for Real Estate listings include an insertion fee, a notice fee, and fees for any optional listing upgrades you choose. Real Estate listings can be auction-style or fixed price. No matter which format you choose, there are some rules you should be aware of, so please take a moment to read our Real estate policy. You won't be charged a notice f...
You can enhance your listings to help make them stand out by adding certain features, such as a subtitle, or bold font. The fees for these optional listing upgrades vary depending on your item's price and the listing format and duration. We've outlined the differences below. Tip You can add up to 24 photos with zoom and enlarge, as well as schedule...
You may be charged final value fees if you violate our policy of buying or selling outside of eBay, or we may apply additional final value fees if you are not meeting our performance expectations.
If you are found responsible for a disputed amount as per eBay policies (e.g., chargeback), we charge a $20.00 dispute fee, excluding sales tax, for each dispute.
If your registered address is in Canada, we charge an international fee of 0.4% to the US and 1% to all other countries if either: 1. The delivery address for the item (entered by the buyer during checkout) is outside Canada, or 2. The buyer's registered address is outside Canada (regardless of the delivery address for the item) This fee is automat...
When you register for managed payments, you may select USD or CAD as your payout currency. When you create listings or sell items on an eBay site with a listing currency different to your payout currency (including listings on eBay.ca if you have selected USD as your payout currency), eBay may convert your funds to a different currency in order to ...
If you use supplemental services, such as buying and printing shipping labels on eBay, or if you participate in any of our advertising programs, additional terms and conditions may apply, and you'l...All fees are in Canadian dollarsSellers may be invoiced for final value fees, international fees, and seller currency conversion charges under certain circumstancesFees may apply if you end your auction-style listing earlyIf you are a student that is over the age of 16, you may be asked to present a valid student ID along with your SPC Card. Discounts to students may be refused by SPC partners if you fail to present a valid student ID. How much does an SPC cost? In Ontario, the price of 1 Student Price Card is $10.50 including all taxes.
Nov 7, 2024 · Jac’s Boutique: SPC members can get a 10% student discount on regular-price items at Jac’s Boutique. Bring a valid student ID for verification (source). Journeys: Journeys Canada is offering a student discount of $10 off any regular-price purchase of $75 or more. Proof of SPC membership is required (source).
If you're wondering, SPC stands for "Student Price Card" – since the card gives you special prices and discounts at different stores and restaurants, just for being a student. They release a new discount card just for students every single year, and the 2019/20 card is out now. Each SPC card costs $10, but it might be one of the most ...
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Aug 8, 2024 · Foot Locker: Students who sign up with Student Beans can receive 20% off purchases over $99. Journeys: With SPC, students get $10 off any purchase of $75 or more, regular or sale price. New Balance: SPC members get 15% off regular price items and 5% off sale items, in-store and online.
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Aug 20, 2024 · Past eBay offers featured here at STS include: Extra 20% off £15+ spend at selected eBay outlets. Free £10 cashback on £10+ eBay spend. £1 max selling fees at eBay. £10 off £20 eBay app spend (selected users) Extra 5% off everything at Currys eBay outlet. Extra 15% off selected Currys eBay outlet items.
