Thread: Apple at it again did not learn from the ebook fiasco
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Old 05-11-2015, 05:45 AM   #70
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
You'll be looking at that sort of percentage fees through pretty much any sales channel. In my case I'm selling second-hand books, and I'm probably making more by selling through Amazon than I'd get by taking them to a second-hand bookshop, for example. Their charges are lower if you're what Amazon call a "Pro-Merchant", in which case you pay a fee of £25/month and then a lower per-item percentage. I don't sell enough through Amazon to make that worthwhile.
The pricing makes sense for the type of selling that you do.
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