Practical guides for UK resellers: returns auctions, eBay, tax, and what actually makes money. No fluff, no screenshots of Lamborghinis.
We track every John Pye lot and its eBay sold price. Here's 30 days of real numbers, including the product the room overpays for.
Read the guide →Type your bid, see the true all-in cost. The premium, the VAT and the 1.5x rule, with the maths shown.
Read the guide →Private sellers and business sellers pay completely different fees on eBay UK. Two worked examples show exactly where the money goes.
Read the guide →Four UK returns and liquidation auction houses, and what a winning bid really costs at each one once premium and VAT are added.
Read the guide →Every deal on RedGem shows two honest numbers and its full working. This is the method behind them, in plain English.
Read the guide →Everything a first-time UK seller needs: account setup, pricing from sold listings, fees, postage, and where profitable stock actually comes from.
Read the guide →The short answer is £1,000 of trading income per tax year, but the detail matters, and eBay now reports sellers to HMRC. Here's how it works.
Read the guide →The UK's biggest returns auctioneer, explained: real costs after fees, what actually resells, and the beginner mistakes to skip.
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