> If you’ve made more than 10,000 USD (approximately 7,800 GBP) in sales on Etsy in a 12-month period [...] you’ll be required to participate for the lifetime o

> If you’ve made more than 10,000 USD (approximately 7,800 GBP) in sales on Etsy in a 12-month period [...] you’ll be required to participate for the lifetime of your shop That's not exactly what I think when I read "biggest sellers". That seems like a remarkably low cutoff. Also, if you don't need/want to grow and/or you have low margins, this could wipe you out. 12% revenue of _any_ orders within a 30 day period of an ad click[1], effectively at Etsy's discretion (how can you challenge that someone clicked, or disagree with how hard they are pushing your products - especially noting that they have a binding arbitration clause[2]), could be a huge percentage[3] of your total sales. [1] "If such advertising includes your listing, a buyer clicks on it, and then places any orders from your shop within 30 days of that click, you will be charged an advertising fee on these orders" https://www.etsy.com/uk/legal/fees/ https://www.etsy.com/uk/legal/fees/ [2] s.11 https://www.etsy.com/uk/legal/terms-of-use#etsydisputes https://www.etsy.com/uk/legal/terms-of-use#etsydisputes [3] Up to $100/order - "There is no limit to the number of Offsite Ads fees you may be charged on Attributed Orders, but the total Offsite Ads fee you’ll pay on a single Attributed Order will not exceed $100 USD." https://www.etsy.com/uk/legal/fees/ https://www.etsy.com/uk/legal/fees/