eBay

It depends on the seller and the item purchased.

yes, click into the listing then on the watches link and then on the number of watches which is another link and then the names will appear on the next page.

eBay does have an Australian version of their website, but the company itself is American owned.

eBay is very user friendly and easy to use. In my opinion, the "user friendliness" increases when you use Paypal, which allows for easy payments for your buyers and easy depositing into your checking account. It is also much easier when you set up your checking account with eBay so listing fees can be paid automatically.

The site eBay is known as a buying/selling website. People post things for sale they no longer want and others can search for things they do want and they can then bid on what they would pay for it.

As an incentive to pay obligations early buyers are offered discounts by seller

Firstly, you need to register to become a member of the eBay community.

Once you have registered, you then need to create a "seller account". To do that, you can click on the Seller Account link on your My eBay summary page (if you see one there). Or you can use the Sell tab and part way through creating your item listing you will be required to set up your seller account. Or you can browse the help section and set up your seller account from there.

Requirements vary for different countries, but typically, you need to provide your credit card details, your bank/checking account details and a verifiable phone contact number.

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There are multiple ways to access one's eBay account. One way to access an eBay account is online from the eBay website. A second way to access an eBay account is from the eBay app using a mobile and /or a portable device.

The E in eBay stands for Echo.

Pierre Omidyar had originally named the company Echo Bay Technology. Sadly, when trying to register the domain name "echobay.com" he found that it was already being used. The site name was shortened to "ebay.com" and the rest is history.

EBay will list used treadmills. Go to www.ebay.com then do a search for used treadmills. Be sure to watch out for postage and handling. With this big an item, it can add significantly to the overall price.

I'm answering this guessing you genuinely don't know

You have to open up an account with eBay fill in all the usual on-line details etc

Make sure you have a pay-pal account too as it the safest way of bidding on eBay and on top of that alot of people wont accept you bid if its not anything other than pay-pal

After you've completed these 2 points you just log into your account on the eBay home page and search for you item click on it once you have found it this opens another page up which has details of the item and images of the item usually just below the picture on the top left image its says place bid you then take it from there

First you must create an account. You must be 18 or older to create an account. Then you bid or buy whichever is available and hope you win. The seller will contact you. Usually through Email. Then you pay through the options available.

No, there are various fees and options to sell items on Ebay.

In fact, selling on eBay can end up being an extremely costly transaction. EBay is constantly revising their fee structure, but here are some of the fees you're looking to pay.

1). listing fee (between 10 cents to $4 dollars, regardless if your item sells). This is for a basic listing. If you want to add listing "addons" these will cost you more.

2). selling commission (if you sell you're item, has a fee scale) roughly 8.75% of your first $25, then 3.50% of any amount up to $1000 and so on.

3). paypal fees (if you use paypal to collect payment) - about 3% of amount collected

4). shipping fees (you'll probably be able to charge the user for this fee, but make sure you ask for enough, because otherwise you'll end up covering any shortage)

So if your auction goes for $550.00, you're going to pay the following

$4.00 listing fee

$20.55 commission to eBay

$15.95 paypal fee (paypal is owned by eBay)

Total fee of $40.50

Another alternative is to use free classified sites such as craigslist if you want to avoid fee's. However, then you have to be careful about spammers and scammers. You can always try social classifieds such as friendsell.com where more trust, control and privacy exist too.

Far from it...

it cost's to list unless you are listing on a free listing day...

it costs for certain addons such as subtitles and the final amount you receive has a final value fee deducted from it.

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You will not receive the item. Additionally, an "Unpaid Item" will be placed on your account. According to eBay, "If you have excessive unpaid items on your account, we may limit or end your ability to buy."

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If there are no bids yet, you can edit the auction and ADD a buy it now option. It does cost extra.

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I believe you may make changes to your auction until 12 hours of auction ending, and like the first answerer said if there are no bids.

Condominiums for sale are usually listed under real estate on CraigsList.

You must be totally familiar with what it is you are seeking to buy. There's nothing like knowledge of a product to give you confidence to bid and buy correctly. Ask someone you know is a knowledgeable collector/dealer and listen to their advice.

You could ask in the eBay forum. People in there love to keep eBay honest.

Scamming can come in many guises. Do you mean about the price you're paying, or if the bidding is honest, etc?

The bidding is honest. I would personally buy from someone with MANY sales and a 99.xx% favorable feedback.

With all that I've said, it's still Caveat Emptor. Knowledge Rules!

Make the eBay account first. To gain a positive feedback in advance, you can buy some items, if you want to, but not necessary.

After you taken the pictures of what to sell, list it in the appropriate category.

Answer the buyer's questions, and ship to the highest bidder.