eBay

Private eye's are on the sites for ex-pats. they're cheap and local ones get the job done.

Go to their websites and register to become a member. You have to be a member in order to sell on their websites.

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About 100 million.

They wont pay if an ex-girlfriend steals your money they call it "Friendly Fraud" and if you can make a claim it can take you or the police a year to get your transaction records.

Best advice open a small seperate bank account and keep a low balance eg. $100 so that if you get ripped off you dont lose everything.

If the phone is locked to Orange, then yes, you should be able to use an Orange SIM.

You will need to add a Blackberry add-on to the SIM in order to use features like push email and BBM

yes!

your refund will be a check mailed to you .however if you are having trouble (like most) reloading or adding to your paypal.what you do is... buy a green dot credit card ($4.95)and load with minimum($20)at most retailers.go to greendot.com follow instructions... reload with your moneypak amount ..and your set. you may use that at any visa check out/atm even ebay.

note*the temp green dot card u buy cannot be used in an atm until u register (free)(only online..) a new card with your name will be shipped to you.(3-5days)then u may use that card at any atm.or card reader.that takes visa or mastercard.

Armedayes

I have been buying and selling on eBay for 3 years and have always wondered if I can still sell items on there if I unlink my eBay and PayPal account.

Right now whenever I purchase I have to login to paypal so I can complete the purchase. I checked my account settings tab and found the unlink option and clicked it. I know I can still pay for stuff but can I still sell on eBay with my accounts unlinked? My sellers automatic payment method is still paypal.

Much help will be appreciated thanks in advance

By law, no, False advertising Unless it is tax

this can vary a lot depending on what kind you want.

I got a cheap one online(found it on shopping.google.com) for £2(about $3)

If you want a burning one, it can cost a couple of hundred pounds/dollars.

yes

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Pierre Omidyar (Chairman) and John Donahoe (CEO).

A digital firm is a company that does all of its connections, meetings, deals and communication through a digital medium. This is done in order to keep costs down and enable flexibility for the business owners ad their affiliates.

Have you tried Amazon.com, or Gamestop.com?

Ontario

You need to be at least 18 to open your own PayPal account (the same applies to an eBay account, too).

In the US it is possible for parents to supervise a PayPal account for younger users.

Oh Yes! Lots of fake silver on EBay.

I sell true silver on Ebay and am fed up of being classed with the many crooks! Not just China but also U.K sellers. EBay turn a blind eye. Its a big issue, too big for me to fight. I always test purchases now and have found most "Too good to be true items" are too good to be true and are shocking fakes. I leave FB to warn other sellers , only to find it removed by EBay

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To create an eBay account, navigate to eBay in your web browser and click on the blue "register" link at the top center of the page. If you need anymore help with the navigation or purchasing/selling features on eBay, you should check out this free online training site called grovo.com

`Caveat emptor`, or, `Let the buyer beware` usually refers to the actual business deal itself. Is the person doing the selling telling you the truth, or is it being embellished? Is what he says the same as what the contract says, regardless of interpretation by the seller? What's in the `fine print` section and most importantly, is anything being hidden from you by omission?

Of course, you should educate yourself on the product(s) of interest. The more you know, the less likely you'll have the wool pulled over your eyes.

It also helps you to determine the knowledge and integrity of the sales person.

ALWAYS as questions in your negotiations. There's not such thing as a `stupid question` but there are things like `stupid answers`. Learn as much as you're able, to be able to know the difference.

And if you hear a little voice in your head saying, `Something's wrong here`, chances are, it is. Run, don't walk, but RUN to another dealer or someone that has the same products for offer and at least, check them out before you make your decision.

Just some advice, but it could save you some big mistakes down the road.