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Article Title: Ebay Auctions - A Quick Guide
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Well, I am sure most people have heard of eBay, and here are a
few pointers to using it effectively. But, for anybody who has
not heard of eBay, the first thing you need to know is that it
is an online auction site which brings buyers and sellers
together. Over the last few years it has become the largest and
most open market for almost any item you can think of.
One thing you must realize is that there is a slight risk
involved with any dealings you have on eBay, as of course, it
is only as good as the people who use it. Luckily, eBay have
several systems in place in an attempt to safeguard the
interests of their users. You really need to read the
information and guidelines on their site, before you start
buying or selling.
Setting yourself up on eBay is fairly straight forward and
registration is free, but for some it can be a bit
overwhelming. Not to worry, there is a wealth of information on
the internet and lots of books to help you get started on the
right track.
When you come to sell on eBay, you have to pay a listing fee to
post your sale item and a final value fee, which is a percentage
of the final bid price your item achieves. The problem is that
if your item does not sell, you still have to pay the listing
fee, which is a pain in the wallet.
A very important part of eBay is the feedback system, which you
use to build your credibility. The better feedback you have, the
easier it is to find willing buyers who can have some trust in
you. I suggest you go along to eBay and familiarize yourself
with the system. To get some sort of idea of what to expect
your item to sell for, have a look at what similar items are
selling for, there is also a feature called the completed items
search.
One piece of advice is do not be too quick to leave negative
feedback for buyers or sellers, as there is a good chance that
they will return the favor, whether it is justified or not. As
a good example, my eBay account has a feedback score of 120+
and 100% positive. And I have never left negative feedback for
anyone, although at times I have been sorely tempted.
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