[rpoz-29]

In October, I sold some parts for around $1300.00, and the fees were $63.94. In December, I sold a Go-Kart for $525.00. The listing fees were $8.35, and today I get an invoice for $100.00. Do they have a yearly member's fee of some sort? According to their figures, the selling fees should have been about $27.00. A hundred dollars is such a random amount, I can't figure out what it is. I've already checked, and it isn't spam. Just seems odd. Any ideas, or similiar issues?

[marka]

Howdy,

I think, probably as much because I used to do it as anything else, that running a balance on a credit card is about the dumbest thing you can do financially. So that takes interest rates out of it.

Its not hard to find cards with no fees.

Credit cards have better protection against theft than bank accounts do, in my experience.

spending control just lags a month. I agree with that being a minor downside.

I don't know the impact on credit scores, but our credit scores seem to be really good so ??

There are these upsides for me:

* no need to carry a bunch of cash around. I can't call the treasury and report my money stolen and get it back...

* I can get gas without going inside to pay.

* For some reason they like to give me free stuff. I have a Choice Privileges card and I don't recall paying for a hotel room in the last couple years.

Mark