eBay

I would say yes.

with...

axe

hacksaw

pick axe

dynamite

chisel

hands

screwdriver

grinder

bandsaw

scroll saw

katana

rocket launcher

SMG or AK-47

BFG

tantrum

your mom

nuke

blackhole

any sharp objects

table saw

sonic power (loud speakers)

shampoo

hammer

feet

wedge

Tunnel Boring Machine TBM

acid

scissors

nail clippers

branch

porcupine

bigger chisel

Usb R2D2

scalpel

tweezers

ketchup

lightsaber

500mw laser pointer

grenade

spoon

Everything here worked for me except: lightsaber, tweezers, porcupine, branch, spoon, nail clippers, my loud headphones, mah mom, shampoo, scissors, and that rip off of R2D2.

In the same way that any auction works on the site.

You place your bid, other members generally bid against you and the highest bidder when the auction ends is the winner and the winner has to pay for their item.

no. you cannot keep any of the possessions. my suggestion is to go to local court and file a hold-over proceeding or summary proceeding to remove unwanted roommate. the judge will make a determination as to what to do with roommates stuff. my suggestion is to put it all in storage, advise the judge that's what you have done, otherwise, you might be liable to be charged with theft or larceny. do not put yourself in a bad position just because the roommate was an unwanted PIA

Jordans closet

yes

pierre omidyar

Totally but not if they are sparkly

No.

Craigslist.com (local)

Certain types of "customer information" may be confidential to the customer (and the company) and also comprise "trade secrets" that give the company an economic advantage over someone with the same information.

In any case, an employee with access to such information has a fiduciary obligation of confidentiality to the employer.

Items you purchase on Ebay are paid in full.

Yes you can but don't. Let anyone know that he's missing

Well, chances are you can't in less you contact the Apple company yourself and ask them if they will unlock it (chances are they will if not reported stolen). Or you can contact the person that sold it to you and ask them for the password.

Unfortunately you are now in comitted relationship with the seller.

How have those markets generated demand?

Yes always, thousands of people join daily.

Yes.

If it's on a document, it most likely means "Please Turn Over," meaning that it may be continued on the other side of the sheet.

-BetweenBlue

It may also refer to Power/Paid take Off referring to leaves availed by employee which are paid leaves.

You have several different issues here.

You cannot ask your buyers to pay with cash. The various eBay sites have slightly differing requirements but on most sites you are required to accept payment through PayPal, whatever other options you may be able add to that. Almost all buyers will opt to pay you through PayPal, regardless of what you might prefer, and you are not allowed to refuse PayPal payment if that's what your buyer wants to do.

To use eBay you need to be at least 18 years old. The same goes for PayPal; if you are under 18 you shouldn't have a PayPal account, unless you live in the US and have a 'supervised by your parents' account.

No, you cannot get a credit card at 13 years old - you are legally a minor.

Pierre Omidyar

The offer would be made "in bad faith".

No

Contact the seller and tell them if you don't get a full refund, you'll be reporting them to both eBay and the police for fraud.

If the refund is not immediately forthcoming, then carry through on the threat.