ees work on gunbroker

[robbt]

hi , can someone explain how the fees work on gunbroker ??
I am looking to buy
I was told they went up ?
please explain, many thanks

 

[dogtown tom]

hi , can someone explain how the fees work on gunbroker ??
I am looking to buy
I was told they went up ?
please explain, many thanks

Buyers only pay the final price including sales tax and a 1% compliance fee.
https://www.gunbroker.com/c/user/fees/

 

[BushMaster-15]

Buyers only pay the final price including sales tax and a 1% compliance fee.
https://www.gunbroker.com/c/user/fees/

I wasn't aware Plano was the Gun Nut Capitol of Gun Culture ?. I always found it abrasive

 

[lionking]

Buyer pays, price of item, shipping fees if it applies, credit card fee if it applies typically 2% to 4%, state sales tax if it applies, that is all the buyer should pay except the buyer may pay a transfer fee where ever the item is shipped to if it applies.

 

[NorthBorder]

I just made my first Gunbroker deal this last week. I thought there was a 1% Gunbroker fee but the seller didn't .include it. He just charged me the bid price + shipping fee. Because Montana has no sales tax and West Virginia doesn't charge and out-of-state sales tax, the only other fee is the ffl. I mailed the seller a USPS money order to avoid the credit card fee. Paying taxes is dependent on which states are involved in the transaction.

 

[bluetopper]

Only the seller pays the Gunbroker fee. It's a percentage of the sales price. I've been using GB for many many years. I like older classic out of production guns. I'd have to wait a lifetime for the guns I've bought on GB to show up at a local shop or gun show.

 

[Tall]

Agree, the Gun Broker and Guns International auctions seem way better than local gun shows for buying guns. Ammo on the other hand seems better here.