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You should leave feedback at the end of every auctionwhether it was a positive or a negative experience for you. Don’t miss your chance to inform other eBay users about the quality of the person you just got done dealing with.

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Transaction transpires in a timely fashion.
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“Great transaction. Fast payment/shipment. Recommended.”

Transaction goes through, but buyer/seller [...]

The great thing about the About Me page is that it’s a page with an unchanging URL that always lists your current auctions. When you want to direct other users to your eBay auctions, it’s easier to direct them to your About Me page than it is to enter the individual URLs [...]

eBay’s About Me page is a personal web page just for you. It’s a great way to personalize the eBay experience, tell a little about yourself, and inspire bidder trust. It’s also easy to dono HTML coding necessary.
You can view any user’s About Me page by clicking the Me icon next to [...]

Each of the My eBay views can be personalized according to your personal tastes. Let’s take a quick look at these common view management features.
My eBay is such a useful tool that I make it my primary gateway to the entire eBay site. I never use eBay’s home pageI use My eBay [...]

You access My eBay from any eBay page by clicking the My eBay link on the Navigation Bar. This opens My eBay in the My Summary view, which (as we’ll discuss in a moment) presents a general overview of all your current auction activity. My eBay actually offers several different pages, which [...]

If you have a house or other type of real estate to sell, you can list it for auction on the eBay Real Estate site (pages.ebay.com/realestate/). Or if you don’t quite trust the auction format for something this expensive, you can use eBay to create a traditional real estate listing, like the [...]

Maybe you find the whole eBay process a little intimidating. You have some things you’d like to sell, but don’t want to bother with the online auction process. What do you do?
If you don’t want to sell your own stuff on eBay, you can let someone else sell it for you. In [...]

Another way to bypass the auction process is to go directly to buyers who want to buy what you have for sale. You can do this with eBay’s new Want It Now feature, where buyers create “wish lists” of specific items. You search the Want It Now listings, and when you find [...]

eBay isn’t just eBay. The eBay corporation also owns a site called Half.com (half.ebay.com), which lets anyone sell certain types of merchandise in a fixed-price format. List your items for sale, wait for someone to buy them, and then collect the money. In this respect Half.com works a lot like the Amazon [...]

When a bidder backs out of an auction, you’re stuck with the merchandise you thought you had sold. Assuming that you still want to sell the item, what do you do?
eBay offers the opportunity for you to make what it calls a Second Chance Offer to other bidders in your failed auction. [...]


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