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05-27-2025 12:36 AM
So yesterday I sold a number of items for $672 @ 14.9% royalty. It states 3rd party.
However, I don't get credited with 14.9% of the value. I only get around half of what it should be.
Can an expert on such matters advise as to why that should be?
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05-27-2025 01:45 AM
Congrats!
If you do this in the 45% category and suppose this same Secondary Content situation (see this recent post here), you come out to your $49.08
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05-27-2025 01:28 AM
Congrats on that sale! Wow! 🎉
Which department is it in?
The new 3rd party fee structure can take up to 50% of your royalties depending on the department that 3rd party sale was in
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05-27-2025 01:45 AM
Congrats!
If you do this in the 45% category and suppose this same Secondary Content situation (see this recent post here), you come out to your $49.08
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05-27-2025 02:10 AM
So Zazzle has taken back almost half of my "earnings" in "fees" straightaway... 🤔
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05-27-2025 04:45 AM
Yes, they are claiming that that fee is a “marketing fee.” It’s excessive, totally unfair, and outrageous.
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05-27-2025 01:54 AM - edited 05-27-2025 01:58 AM
It was a free-standing pedestal sign, so I'm guessing it's "Office and School".
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