eBay

If the listing is active, then yes, you can buy the item. However, nothing would ship until after the seller returns.

If you bid on an item, but don't win, then you don't pay anything to anyone.

no they only accept the cohesion of the compensating disoder

You can also bye monster energy hats at the shops obviously

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You can sell dangerous information anywhere unfortunately.

Ebay doesn't lie.
The customers might do.

the difference in cheapest to most expensive is how fast you want to get it as in next day or other options it depends on who the provider is that is shipping it to you

Yes it is free

Depending on your TVs make and model a lot on smart TVs have a internet browser usually on it's apps page. just search eBay as you would on a computer or laptop and go from there.

The best offer feature is only available on fixed price listings, NOT auctions.

no you can not sorry D:

xpensive stores are stores that sell things that cost a load of money. and it is spelled expensive.

if it said it was fake, that probably means it is fake. besides, the seller would get more money if they listed it as real [even if it was not]. if it's in your price range and you don't mind having a fake, go for it. do not assume it is real.

Yes as long as the items are small enough to ship. It costs money to sell on Ebay but import/vat (if applicable) is paid by the buyer. As a new seller, you would not want to mess with international anyway. Sell to your country only on your countries site.

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It's a very good move.

As a pure consumer website, Ebay relied on products sold on the street, which was all well and good when the street was alive (not in a recession), ensuring that Ebay worked as a kind of - Global car boot sale, of sorts.

When it moved to a consumer auction marketplace, it opened up to even more people, excluding the fixed fee required to purchase items, making the auction aspect popular among those who perhaps couldn't afford street pricing for certain commodities.

Ebay's next step - opening up to businesses, both large and small, was the next move, as it allowed companies to operate both on the street and online easily, and without having to run their own website which would've incurred increasing costs to run and maintain.
It also prevented certain companies from disappearing entirely as they were suffering in the long run from people going online to purchase items.

No. By making a bid-or-bunch opening, you are declaring that you can and may bid if somebody else opens, but if all others bid-or-bunch or pass, that you are agreeing to "bunch" the deck, meaning everybody tosses in their hands and the cards are shuffled and re-dealt.

No place to purchase Tripterygium wilfordii, also called Lei gong tengs or Thunder God vine, seeds could be found online. They did not even come up on a serch on eBay or Amazon, and no place to purchse it in supplement form was found. That does not mean that it is not available, it just means that it is very hard to find. It might be possible to locate seeds or a supplement by asking on forums or calling seed suppliers.

You pick the cost! Free shipping attracts more people but gets you less money. If it is something that can be sent in an envelope shipping should cost very little. Around 50 cents. If it would take a large box to ship the item you could charge more since it would you more money.

That depends on the seller, as eBay itself is NOT involved in shipping.

Sometimes, depends on the seller.

That could be very hard. If you know the name of the boots search for them. If you don't know the name you might just be stuck with getting a similar pair.