eBay

Craigs list and eBay are both great sites. I personally want to start my own.

Try Craigslist or item specific forums. e.g. a forum that focuses on cars

If you are asking how fast they ship it, it depends on where you live and where the "object" is coming from. Sometimes 1-2 days or 1-2 weeks. Just depends.

it means the product has been listed in the last 24 hours.

Several are doing well. It really depends on what you sell. I would suggest checking the following:

Etsy.com

Bonanza.com

In addition you may want to check out hometownbids.com which does not have the multiple fees associated with buying and selling on Ebay. In todays economy it pays to shop around.

You are still responsible for paying for the item. If you fail to pay for the item, your eBay account may be suspended.

it shows their reputation and feed back rating the number adjacent to it shows their total number of feedback's if you click on it, it opens a new window and shows all positive negative and nutral feedback

Minorities are known for stealing lunch money.

If the buyer pays with PayPal the seller should always send the item to the address that PayPal supply.

If the buyer wants their purchase sent to an address other than the one that they have registered with PayPal they should add that alternative address in their PayPal account as a "guest" address.

If the buyer is paying by means other than PayPal the seller should send to the address supplied by eBay.

Whichever address the seller ships to, they should always strongly consider using an online trackable service to best protect themself against an "item not received" claim.

Look towards the middle of the screen and just below the current bid price you will see the number of bids shown.

Hover your mouse over that number and it will show as a link; click on the link and you will be shown the bid history for the item.

Mad Bid, an online auction platform that gained attention for its unique bidding system, faced allegations of being a con due to its high costs and lack of transparency. Users were often required to purchase bids, which could lead to spending much more than the final auction price. While some individuals may have had positive experiences, many others reported feeling misled. Ultimately, whether it’s considered a con depends on individual perceptions and experiences with the platform.

Well, its better because the things that they sell on eBay are cheaper, but at the same time its not good because a lot of the things they sell there are used, broken, and dirty. eBay is a site where people that have things they don't want like t-shirts, toys, instruments, and etc. sell all that stuff.

To promoting their marketing strategies

Yes.

a dilldo

Yes, you can change it every 30 days

it depends what kind of post the outher person put on the packaging like first class , next day delivery , second class but it should have said when it should be arriving

Never send cash through the mail. Use a trusted third-party source for payments on websites like ebay. NEVER give the seller your personal / banking / credit card information.

sometimes gun stores will buy them of you

Yes but the user has not bought or sold anything according to Ebay.

Firstly, check the item listing to see what the seller says about accepting returns; some will accept returns for any reason, some will not. If you need to return the item because it is broken or "significantly not as described" and the seller refuses to help you, you can contact eBay and ask them to help you resolve the problem.

Yes, you are allowed to do that.

15 hours

You lose that round. In the game of Rook, your bid is an estimate of how many points you expect to win through the tricks you expect to win. Your opponent's job is to take as many point cards as they can so that you don't meet your bid. They don't need to win more tricks or take more points, they just need to keep you from making your bid.

Payment options depend on the specific seller. Read the item listing for payment details.