eBay

First, the buyer either wins the auction by outbidding others or using the buy-it-now feature. The buyer then needs to send the payment via PayPal or Credit Card. Then, the seller will ship the item. Once the item is recieved, either the buyer or seller can leave feedback about the product.

The only way that you can track an item you bought on eBay is if the seller provides you with an online tracking number, which is a number allotted by the carrier, for your particular package. Not all packages have a tracking number so not all parcels can be tracked and the only way to find out is to ask the seller of your item. One you have a tracking number, go to the carrier's website and enter the number. You will then be given such information as is available.

There is no eBay procedure for paying by cash - you can't go to an eBay office and make a payment to the eBay cashier - but nothing prevents you, if you so desire, from getting the address of the person who posted an ad on eBay and then going to visit that person and offering them cash for the item that they are seeking to sell. This could be very efficient, provided that you happen to live near this person. If you live thousands of miles away, it's probably not worth the trouble of going to see him or her in person.

No, the sale rightfully belongs to the person who won the bidding

But, the owner could keep it anyway they're just not allowed to so they could go to jail.

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Yes, they can but that's when you go to Paypal and open a dispute to get your money back if you have paid for your item. I agree, it's not good practice and you will receive bad feedback and loose customers.

Anything that is very looked for; star wars figures, rare comic books and baseball cards. Some people think that the new iphone or ipad is .

Marketing- they got their name out there

they were the first to make an online auction website

they have a lot of experience

they get a commission off of every item sold

clothes Accessories electronics

All you have to do is bid higher than the other person so if they have placed a bid on 99 cents then you place a bid for $1.25. But if I were you place bids at last minute before auction ends so you will win! Caution: Winning takes some experience. You might not win the first or second time you bid on an auction. Here's another strategy, say the item you are interested in is $9.99, think about how much you are willing to pay for it, okay, we'll say $15.00, put in the amount of $15.00 for your highest bid (proxy bid). Don't put it in until 30 seconds or one minute before auction is due to end. Make sure your clock is correct and use eBay time at the bottom of the page to sinc your clock.

eBay was launched in September 1995

yes because it mihgt be fun and no because it mihgt be boring.

No

PayPal is the most common method if you accept it. So log on to your Ebay account and signup for Paypal. It is owned by Ebay, very easy to use and we have never had a problem in three years. The money can go right into your bank account or they will issue you a debit card that you can use for anything and anywhere.

Previous owner has to apply for a replacement title In most states This really ins't you responsibility if the owner you bought it from can't give you the title than you are entitled to a full refund and you can return the car. If you don't want to go that rought contact the DMV in the state of conneticute and they'll be able to help you out.

One can purchase a motorcycle two ways on eBay. First, eBay listings can be listed at auction and one would win the motorcycle by placing the highest bid. Second, one can buy a motorcycle for a fixed price.

Providing a platform for e-commerce and sellers/buyers contact place.

no you shouldent because all that is used and you could get rioed off it could be broken always get a brane new one

eBay is owned by multiple shareholders who invest in the cocmpany. Numerous people own parts of eBay, including Pierre Omidiyar, the founder, Meg Whitman and John Donahoe

LOL, good question. How adept are you at following through with mailing them in as per the instructions?

I used to work for C.C. and I don't recall anyone complaining that the rebates are bogus. Seems that most of the time, the customer failed to send them in or do so by the required date.

If someone offers a rebate and you follow the instructions, it should be completed. Just be sure to read the fine print.

Yes probally, they have pay options on the website

well, my mom is a total eBay-er. Before buying a car on eBay i would highly recommend looking at the sellers's last trasactions, and what people said about them. if they have a bad record, i would try going to a normal dealer, or another website such as vehix.com, or others. be careful.

Yes an ebay account is free.

Probably Bill Gates father or his cousin.

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The founder of eBay was a man named Pierre Omidyar, he was French.

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Because you can transfer your membership, which benefits both parties. The seller gets out of their contract and the buyer avoids the joining fees, and gets a shorter contract. (There is a fee for transfer but it's less than the joining fees and the exit fees.)

yes as long as u dont do anything that ur not suppose to do