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The site Overstock.com has a wide selection of products available at really great prices. Yes, they do have a great selection of laptops and their prices are amongst some of the lowest available.

You can sell anything online via Ebay. What should you sell online is up to the seller. For the item you may be trying to sell there might not be a buyer for. If you were to sell something online most people look for it to be in working condition if not new just at a lower price. If you can find a buyer you should sell anything you want to part with to make money on items that no longer have any use or value in your life.

eBay itself does not rip you off - it's the users who are selling you the item. Sometimes there are unfaithful and untruthful sellers on eBay, and they might rip you off. However, 99% of the time eBay sellers are not a rip off.

Yes there are many sellers. Anyone can sell with premium account.

You can use credit card to buy items on eBay by using their PayPal service.

Because you can buy basically everything there Because it's generally cheaper than wherever else you'd get it Because people like being able to make money from things they no longer want/need and often whilst putting something up for sale, will see something they like the look of and bid on that Because people who are house bound can use it to buy things that they need

It would depend on where in China and the US. I am in Florida, and I have received a few packages from China in as little as three days from payment.

eBay charge an "insertion fee" when you create your listing (which is what they call writing the ad for your auction). If you want to use upgrades such as adding extra photos, or adding a reserve price, then they will charge you "upgrade fees" as well. All of these fees are payable whether your item goes on to sell or not.

If your listing ends with a sale you will be charged another fee - the "final value fee" - in addition to all of the other fees you've incurred so far.

To see what the fees will actually cost you, go to the help section on the eBay site that you will be using to create your listings; this is not necessarily your own eBay home site (for example, you might be registered on the UK eBay site but choose to create your listings on the US site; in this case you will need to search the US help section).

Assuming that your listing ends in a sale and your buyer pays you through PayPal, you will also be charged a fee to receive the PayPal payment. To see how much PayPal will take from you, go to your home PayPal site and search for "fees".

You cant really know but i believe some people get ripped off on eBay.

I would say its trustable enough.

I am anavid Ebay seller and buyer. From my personal experiences I would have to say 'Digital Products'. I own the rights to hundreds of Ebooks, Web site Codes, Graphics and random Java Codes that I sell online for 2-10 USD per download or sale. This is a great way to sell because you can sell the product over and over and over again. I have made up to 300 USD a month off selling the same 3 codes. You will have to spend to earn though in this category

Yes they have deliveries.They doing home deliveries.

I believe its because they are the most contrasting colors to the human eyes, but I don't really know

Ebay and Amazon work very differently. Amazon, overall is a better website. Although it sometimes has smaller variety, items don't have a time limit and there is a large supply of each item. Also, sometimes you'll find stuff you'd never find on Ebay in a billion years. It is less stessful to buy stuff and you can things first-hand.

There is a great deal of information to help you on the Ebay site. First you will need to set up an account. Next take a picture of your item and decide how much you want to sell it for. The next step would be posting it on the site and people will bid on your item. Once you receive payment you will ship it out.

as per eBay guidelines, 7 days is the timeline. the seller can request payment before (ex, payment to be made in 48 hrs., 3 days) but eBay allows 7 days to be the "allowed time"

go to amazon.com and sign up with an account and then go from there

Used clothing can be listed on eBay as long as it has been cleaned and the listing clearly states that the clothing is used. But make sure your listing follows these guidelines. If it doesn't, it may be removed, and you may be subject to a range of other actions, including restrictions of your buying and selling privileges and suspension of your account. Therefore avoid listing the following items to have a successful selling on ebay

• Athletic supporters

• Briefs

• Boxer shorts

• Children's sized underwear

• G-strings

• Jock straps

• Thongs

• Panties

There also restrictions for the following items on ebay

• Most used clothing (shirts, pants, dresses, etc.), as long as the seller states that the item is used

• Used cloth diapers can be sold, as long as the listing states clearly that the item has been cleaned per manufacturer standards.

• The following items, as long as there's no inappropriate content in the listing or any indication that the item was worn as underwear:Bathing suits, Bras, Pantyhose, Spandex, Wrestling singlets

• Vintage undergarments, as long as they are not modeled or recently worn.

Yes, you can.
It depends on how you want to collect your payment.
You can indicate that the buyer has to bank transfer the money or cash on delivery etc.
Actually, Paypal is the most convenient method of payment.

eBay's biggest competitors are the other online auction sites and retailers that exist. For instance, QuiBids is similar to eBay in the way that bids are placed except QuiBids charges for every bid placed, which requires more strategy. On the other hand, a website like Amazon is also a competitor because sometimes, the prices are lower there and forms a "ceiling" for how high bids can go on eBay.

The most usual method to use for paying your eBay fees would be direct from your PayPal account.

However you could alternatively have the fees charged to your credit card, or to your bank account via Direct Debit, or you can choose to mail in a cheque if you wish.

No, you cannot sell your wife on eBay, nor can she sell her husband there :-)