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Facebook Marketplace to start charging some UK sellers
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Facebook is to start charging UK sellers who use its popular Marketplace a 2% commission if they opt to post items to customers via the platform.
Last month the website launched a delivery service that allows sellers to directly post items to buyers using Facebook’s delivery partner rather than relying on face-to-face collections
While it is currently free for sellers to use, it will carry a fee from the beginning of next year, according to MoneySavingExpert.
Facebook says the delivery service
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