Why would a seller have to or want to pay a per click rate for someone to view your items??? Bonanza collects a final value fee on every item sold so isn’t it in their interest to advertise and promote your items? It feels too much like “double dipping”? So, I would have to pay for “clicks” if someone clicks to view an item I have whether they buy it or not, right? Sorry if this makes NO sense to me. Can someone explain it better?
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eezee_az123 Reputation: 26 See eezee_az123's booth |
I guess it’s similar to what ebay does. If you want to pay for additional advertising / promotion you can, and they still collect final value fees on top of it. It’s up to you to decide if the cost meets or beats the additional sales you may get.
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bed_envy Reputation: 45 See bed_envy's booth |
It is definitely not worth it. Only do the advertising regular rate.
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DuanesWorld Reputation: 415 See DuanesWorld's booth |
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