The seller sets the price ! Ebay takes a percentage of the selling price as their 'fee' for providing the service.
actually, i am willing to know the answer to almost same question and my question is How are the price determined on eBay?
Many listings on eBay are sold as auctions, so the sale price is determined by the number of bidders and overall demand for the items.
Yes Another answer I have been an eBay seller since they opened practically. I truly believe from a sellers stand point that sellers are in competition with each other within the categories but the items sell differently for each item a seller may sell. It all depends who needs what and who is looking at your items at that particular time. Anyone who is in retail sales knows about it's ups and downs.
To buy and sell items at reasonable prices
Prices are set by the seller and then are open to auction, with users setting bids for how much they are willing to spend.
Prices are set by the seller and then are open to auction, with users setting bids for how much they are willing to spend.
That depends on the edition, and whether they are new or used. You can look up some prices online, on sites such as Amazon, or eBay. On eBay, users sell both new and used items.
The best website to go to to find a cheap fax machine is Ebay. Ebay always has the cheapest prices on items that you can find at www.ebay.com.
Go to Ebay and do a search for Kate Greenaway. I found 109 items. its quiet good!
Go to eBay for new and used juicy couture items at low prices
PayPal is a subsidiary of eBay Inc. and as such has no publicly-traded stock. The ticker symbol for eBay Inc. is EBAY. It is traded on the Nasdaq.
Some stores that carry classic items that are on sale include Amazon, and eBay. Amazon has a large selection of classical items offered at competitive prices.