EBay fees are not the biggest service grab around. Try selling used items on consignment (either in a B&M store, or online) and you'll be lucky to get away with less than 30% commission.
No one likes paying fees for services. However, the real question should be: are you getting value for the fees you do pay? EBay has worldwide visibility that few other sites can match. In addition, there are a number of realistic ways to lessen the overall fees you pay to eBay rather than expecting they will divide fees according to "used" and "new". That will never happen, as 'cumos' said. You are paying to use someone else's online platform, and a pretty effective someone, so look for areas where you can take advantage of what is offered by this site rather than hoping they will change.
Some reasonable options that you can make happen to lower your overall fees: Work up your business to the point where you can benefit from a 20% TRS discount; lower your FVFs by re-arranging your shipping options; take advantage of free listings; source items at a lower initial cost to you; adjust your selling prices; improve your promotional and marketing efforts to increase sales and offset costs; make sure you claim those fees as expenses at tax time, etc. etc. It's all part of being a good businessperson. 
@werkea wrote:hi people, recently i begin to sell stuff on ebay and when i got final value fees i was quite shocked
when i sold something for 200 i only got 175 that is 10% ebay and 2.5% Paypal
i know some people does not care because they are brand new and customers have to pay 13% sales tax
but all my stuff are used , i have to pay 13% and another 12% for selling them?
thats not really fair and i see lots of seller leaving because of this and people are switching to CL
high pricing force people go to amazon as well
ebay really needs to change the policy so people will come back, i can see selling downfall in recent years but i didn't know why until recently.
a lot of people are just no longer interested in selling on eBay
10% invoice for brand new and 5-6% on used ones
ebay did $51.7 BILLION in the third quarter across all their worldwide platforms. That was up something like 21% from the previous year. If people are leaving, they seem to be leaving their money behind.
@cumos55 wrote:eBay is a venue for selling used items.
A small percentage of what is sold here is truly "new"
I guess you don't spend much time browsing on eBay!
You and I may sell mostly used items but overall there is much more new stuff on eBay than used.
