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How does it work?
To bid do I need to be a member?
What are member’s requirements? (10 buys a years ect)
Is it reliable?
To bid do I need to be a member?
What are member’s requirements? (10 buys a years ect)
Is it reliable?
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How does it work?
To bid do I need to be a member?
What are member’s requirements? (10 buys a years ect)
Is it reliable?
To bid do I need to be a member?
What are member’s requirements? (10 buys a years ect)
Is it reliable?
Gotta be over 18.
Sure you can lie but you lose the insurance Ebay offers.
Selling stuff requires a credit/debit card to pay the fees.
Buying stuff carrys no excess charges, just the cost.
It's reliable most of the time.
Sure you can lie but you lose the insurance Ebay offers.
Selling stuff requires a credit/debit card to pay the fees.
Buying stuff carrys no excess charges, just the cost.
It's reliable most of the time.
Garlic Bread!? wrote:
> How does it work? It's like an online auction.
> To bid do I need to be a member? Yes, buit it doesnt take long to register
> What are member’s requirements? (10 buys a years ect) what the hell does that mean?
> Is it reliable? yes/no - there are some annoying members, but 95% of the time it's good
> How does it work? It's like an online auction.
> To bid do I need to be a member? Yes, buit it doesnt take long to register
> What are member’s requirements? (10 buys a years ect) what the hell does that mean?
> Is it reliable? yes/no - there are some annoying members, but 95% of the time it's good
I mean if i'm a member do i need to make a minimum amount of bids a year?
No... Just bid on what ever you want.
It's FREE for a membership although make sure you're over 18 or you could have problems.
To sell though you need to have a valid credit card to pay the 15p odd charge.
To sell though you need to have a valid credit card to pay the 15p odd charge.
You don't have to pay the transaction over the internet though.
You can just do it privately.
You can just do it privately.
But if you do have a debit/credit card then it's best to sign up for Paypal with it. That way you are safer buying expensive items and benefit from Paypal's own protection policies.
One other thing, learn how to bidsnipe :) This is where you don't bid on the item you want until the closing seconds of the auction and you enter the maximum amount you want to bid, this way no other bidder has time to bid against you (if you bid was high enough in the first place, obviously).
One other thing, learn how to bidsnipe :) This is where you don't bid on the item you want until the closing seconds of the auction and you enter the maximum amount you want to bid, this way no other bidder has time to bid against you (if you bid was high enough in the first place, obviously).
You get feedback alot and if you get too much bad feedback then you get banned, the feedback system sucks because I got banned because I was selling an N64 steering wheel controller and it took the damn thing 2weeks to get to Isle of Man and some woman gave me feedback for it being too late and I got banned.
Bckpac
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Bckpac
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Garlic Bread!? wrote:
> How does it work?
> To bid do I need to be a member?
> What are member’s requirements? (10 buys a years ect)
> Is it reliable?
*****
Ebay is an aution site. The seller puts a start price on their item and you put in your maximum bid you're willing to pay. Then ebay does the rest until the time runs out. If you've won the auction ebay will e-mail you. Same with if you've been outbid.
OR some auctions have the "buy it now" thingy on it. Click that and you automatically win the auction cancelling out everyone elses bids.
There are loads of ways to pay, from personal checks, postal orders, wire transfers to (my fav) PayPal (www.paypal.com)(They even accept solo!)
You need to be member to bid (Obviously) To register you need to be 18, have a proper ISP e-mail addy or a valid credit card if you're going to use hotmail.
No 'requirements'. You can register and just buy the one thing if you want. Thing is its addictive. Trust me.
It is reliable as long as you checkout who you're buying from and you don't dick people around. You can do that by looking at the seller/bidder's feedback. (Click the little number next to their username)
> How does it work?
> To bid do I need to be a member?
> What are member’s requirements? (10 buys a years ect)
> Is it reliable?
*****
Ebay is an aution site. The seller puts a start price on their item and you put in your maximum bid you're willing to pay. Then ebay does the rest until the time runs out. If you've won the auction ebay will e-mail you. Same with if you've been outbid.
OR some auctions have the "buy it now" thingy on it. Click that and you automatically win the auction cancelling out everyone elses bids.
There are loads of ways to pay, from personal checks, postal orders, wire transfers to (my fav) PayPal (www.paypal.com)(They even accept solo!)
You need to be member to bid (Obviously) To register you need to be 18, have a proper ISP e-mail addy or a valid credit card if you're going to use hotmail.
No 'requirements'. You can register and just buy the one thing if you want. Thing is its addictive. Trust me.
It is reliable as long as you checkout who you're buying from and you don't dick people around. You can do that by looking at the seller/bidder's feedback. (Click the little number next to their username)
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