eBay

Well eBay is a website... You can't sign a website.

But to answer your question: There are some people who try to sneak it by and make a signed item, like a baseball or such. So you have to be very careful on what you buy. Same for all items on eBay. But for stuff like that, usually eBay will refund you and take care of the seller.

Generally not. eBay is made up of thousands of individual sellers; it's not a single entity like Amazon.

Yes you can. Use your brains idiots!

ebay was founded on 1990 and amazon was founded in 1995.

E bay selling allowances are small restrictions put in place by E bay for newer and smaller sellers.

They are put in place temporarily to make sure that the seller is competent and can handle the selling side of E bay.

After a number of items are sold and feedback is gained the seller can then contact E bay for an extension on their allowances.

Hope this helped.

You ask for the tracking order, then ask where did they send is out (i.e. usps) and put the tracking number in.. then it shows wheres it at.

The problem about eBay is that your have to give a small percentage of the money you make away (perhaps 5%) and you have to spend money to advertise anything on their website anyway. I would use something like Gumtree where you don't have to spend the extra cash to sell something!

gumtree

No - You must be AT LEAST 18 to use eBay. Transactions on eBay require the use of a debit or credit card. To quote directly from eBay's T & C's "To become a member of eBay, individuals must be at least 18 years of age."

eBay may seem dodgy the first time you use it but it is actually full of people like you and I that are honest and wont take your money. It is all handles by the site and you have an extremely small chance of losing your money at which point eBay may refund you for the money stolen or your bank might.

yes they pretty much ship it anywhere :)

You simply message the seller by the 'Contact Seller' button, and introduce your offer and, I find it's polite if you say why you deserve it for that price and thank them for their time.

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"PPC bid management, also known as Pay Per Click bid management, is a fairly new way to move product. Instead of a traditional auction setup where people bid on items in increments and the winner pays his bid, PPC makes people pay to bid a fixed increment on an item by pressing a buttion."

"Yes, one could buy the Plantronics CS55 at online stores like Amazon or eBay. Amazon carries them for about $160, and they have some in stock as of this moment."

Hong Kong or China Post

they don't excist at all any more unless you go to nania to get one i heard the white witch has one LOL no you would be lucky to get one on eBay now but dragon the model company make a good subsiteute and by the way im the same person who posted this question if anyone ever reads this if oyu do read this you have won are you ready you are gonna love it a imaginary space voyagers rocket.

In the UK, you can sell a Sybian on alternative platforms such as Gumtree or Facebook Marketplace, where adult items are generally permitted. Additionally, consider using specialized adult-themed websites or forums that cater to the sale of adult products. Always ensure to follow the platform's guidelines and local laws regarding the sale of such items.

I can't say what it's worth on eBay; but if it's in good shape, it's worth $150 to me.

I've bought from sneaker kingdom twice & it's been a perfect experience both times. The items were genuine & well priced & were delivered in timely fashion, complete with tracking information so I could check where the item was at every check point.

About 3 to 4 dollars that would be fair to all people

i need to pay for an item and it tells me my credit card is already assigned so i need to erase my account and redo

No they are not. They are all free.

no

Around $120,984. 100 original shares would now be 2,400 shares without the dividend reinvestment. One hundred shares at $180 original if you bought in at $1.80 or so.

It is a online website. You can find a application.