Half.com

Half.com is a subsidiary of eBay, in which sellers offer items at fixed prices, usually items that have a UPC, ISBN or other kind of SKU, rather than rare, old or collectible items. There are no fees to list items on Half.com, but rather the company takes a commission of every completed sale. As of June 2005, this commission is 15% of the first $50 worth of combined selling price and shipping costs, 12.5% of the next $50, 10% of the next $150, 7.5% of the next $250, and 5% of the rest. Half.com began as an independent startup in 1999. As an advertising gimmick, the company paid the town of Halfway, Oregon $75,000 and 20 new computers to change its name to Half.com, Oregon. eBay purchased Half.com in 2000. This website-related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.. Further reading } |then=} |2=} |then=Steve Weber |else=} |then=, }} }} }} |else=} |then=Steve Weber |else=} |then=, }} }} |then=, |then= () |else=} |then=} |then= ( 2005) |else= (2005) }} }} |then=. |then= "" |then= }} } |then=[ The Home-Based Bookstore] |else=The Home-Based Bookstore }}} |then=, |then=, |then=, |then=, } |then=: }}Weber Books |then=. ISBN 0977240606 }}. External links Half.com Half.com selling fees the town of Half.com, Oregon purchase of Half.com, town of Half.com Search Term: "Half.com" Categories: Website stubs

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