eBay

It is unlikely that your computer will pick up a virus by you using eBay but when online you should always be very careful what you click, whatever the site.

No eBay would not stay in business very long if that were happening.

It is possible that a seller or may be even a buyer on eBay to present you with a link that is a virus, eather through eBay messages or your personal eMail.

that all depends on your hardware and your operating system, if you have an internet connection via dial up, you will have to connect your PC with a modem to a phone jack, if you are using DSL, it is very much the same way, but you need to call a company like Verizon to setup your equipment. If you are using cable/highspeed internet, and you already have it turned on, connect your modem to a cable jack, then connect your PC to an Ethernet cable and connect the other end to the modem, if you are using windows, it will connect almost immediately, if you are trying to use a wireless connection, please setup your wireless router, and plug in a wireless adapter on your PC (unless you have an internal one) if you have windows, you can then connect to the adapter and connect to your wireless connection, it may take a couple of minutes for windows to setup the connection between your computer and the router, but after that you are online.

If you have no tracking number you can't track your item.

The seller can tell you that they have shipped the package, but that is as much information as you will be able to find out until the package actually arrives with you.

Yes,

You can sell people on ebay,

(e.g.Little brothers and sisters)

as long as you get concent! (if your trying to sell there child)

but, it's not you have to, it's a better to do or they could get the police involved

Starting bid is the least amount of money they'll accept for an item, and bid increment is the amount it goes up with each bidder. For example: Starting bid is $10, and goes up by $5 increments: $15, then $20, etc.

You can relist the item as soon as the auction has ended, but you must relist within 90 days if you want a credit for it.

If you are needing to relist because the original winner did not pay you, you should raise an "unpaid item dispute" against them so that you can get your Final Value Fee credited back to you. The whole unpaid item process currently takes a minimum of eight days and you should not relist before the dispute has been closed.

Yes, you can bid more than once for a single product on eBay if you've been outbidded.

If you want, you can actually set a highest amount you'll bid so that the system will automatically increase the bid for you until the set maximum amount if you've been outbidded.

Besides, you can bid for more than one items on eBay at the same time too.

As you have not stated where you live I am not sure if this helps but look at the "Related links" below.

when you use eBay, huge problems happen, that's why i shop at wal mart, to stay away from those high prices and plus, with wal mart you can have 30 returns, can you get that with eBay? i think not

If the item is still in your watch list then yes, you are both a bidder and a watcher at the same time.

if you bid and remove the item from your watch list then you are a bidder only and not a watcher.

That was rocky 4... and if its not on ebay under vintage boss sweatshirts your sol buddy!!

1. Link your eBay sandbox user account with the PayPal sandbox business test account. If you have already done this go to step 2.

2. Click the Manage My Store link in the right hand side of the stores page. (For the US site it is -http://stores.sandbox.ebay.com/)

3. Sign in and follow the instructions to create a Sandbox Store for the user

You can't force anyone to watch your item.

It helps if you have an interesting item for sale and you should write a good description with clear photographs.

Other than that, it is luck as to whether you get watchers or not.

Watchers really mean nothing, though, so try not to get too hung up on them. Sometimes you can have many watchers and not one of them will bid. Other times you can have no watchers at all and have several bids.

no it does not, that would be cruel to put a animal in a box and ship it to your house

If you have forgotten your log in details - your user ID and/or your password - use the relevant links that you see on the log in page.

If you are certain that you know your log in details and that you have entered them correctly but are still unable to log in, you account may have been compromised. Select the Help tab and you will see either a chat button or a live chat bubble (depending on how your own local eBay site appears). Use that and you will be able to "instant message" eBay Customer Support who will help you to resolve the problem.

You can buy them online. See the link.

HTTP://WWW.SBBSHOE.COM

HOT SELL:Ed hardy/lacoste/polo/ca/A&F Tshirt :$12

coach/gucci/lv/ed hardy/D&G/Fendi handbag :$35

nike jordan(1-24)/jordan ring/nike shox/air max/af1/Dunk :$32

lv/ed hardy/gucci/coach/lacoste/timbland :$35

gucci/ed hardy/coogi/evisu/prada jeans:$30

New era/gucci/ed hardy cap:$13

Okely/gucci/D&G/fendi/coach/armani sunglass:$15

ED HARDY (items) $13

nike shoes:$32,jeans:$30,ed hardy,tshirts:$12,NLF:$20,coach handbags:$35,ugg boots:$50 HTTP://WWW.SBBSHOE.COM http://sbbshoe.com/views.asp?hw_id=24333&sort_id=458&nsort_id=0

Second chance offers can oocur for a number of reasons. The main two reasons are that the person who won the bid has contacted the seller and said they don't want to buy the item or the seller has looked at the profile of the winning bidder and seen that they have a very low feedback rating and do not want to sell them the item. The other reason can be that the person selling the item has more than one of the particular item. So, a second chance offer can be sent to you by the seller when these situations have occured and it gives you a chance to get the item for the price you were bidding at. However, there is no obligation to accept it if you do not wish to or have found the item somewhere else are losing the bid. Make sure that the second chance offer is genuine though, because some dodgy sellers can send them to get more money

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There is always a chance that they are fakes. However, the rest of the time it is often because the seller has bought them in bulk at a low price (as things generally are when bought in bulk) and can sell them on at cheap prices, but still make a profit

As much as you want really! What I would suggest doing, is looking around on eBay and seeing how much other people sell them for and then work out how much you think you could make a profit with

You do not have to pay for it if you send it back immediately. You cannot keep or consume the item and then refuse to pay for it. This does not apply to the UK. If you have received an item that you had nothing to do with(did not ask for and did not pay for) then this is classed as the fault of the seller and this means the buyer can consume/keep/use without needing to pay for it. The seller will be stealing from any buyer if the seller takes any money from the buyer in these circumstances.

In the very simplest of terms, the price at which units in a unit trust are bought (the offer price) is greater than the selling price (the bid price) and the difference is a combination of various charges. Hence, the value of the unit trust fund has to increase to cover this difference before the units can be sold without a loss. These prices (on an offer to bid basis) are the normal trading prices and use the maximum buying price. If there are a lot of sellers then the bid price may be reduced by the managers to a lower price to discourage sales (on a bid to offer basis). The lowest bid price is called the cancellation price and is dependent upon the value of the assets of the unit trust. Also, unit trusts do not all have the same difference between buying and selling prices.

To find your monthly seller invoices, log in to eBay and on your "My eBay" page, click on the acount" tab. You can then use the drop-down selections to chose which month's invoice you want to see. You can also see fees (and refunds) that will be charged to your current invoice.