PayPal

Sometimes. If the minute of the day is divisible by 2 (e.g. if it's 5:02 PM), then the option for PayPal payment is enabled. If the minute of the day is odd (e.g. if it's 5:01 PM), then you can only pay by credit card.

No, of course not!!! It's a place to buy and sell items online.

Because you can get brand new things a lot cheaper and also you can sell your old stuff plus you can get stuff from other countries which isn't currently selling in yours.

The ticker symbol for eBay Inc. is EBAY and it is traded on the Nasdaq.

Yes it requires u to do that

When a buyer pays you with PayPal, the money (less the PayPal fee) goes into your PayPal account. From there, you can either use the funds to pay for your own online purchases (assuming that the seller accepts PayPal), or you can draw the money down into your own bank account. To withdraw the money, log into PayPal and use the Withdraw tab and you can then select how much you want to transfer to your bank account. Once initiated, it takes a few days for the money to arrive. If you aren't already "PayPal verified", you'll need to go through this process before you can withdraw any funds and you'll find information on how to become verified once you log into your PayPal account.

It will usually take at least 30 days. If an insurance company is paying the amount out, maybe longer. They don't like paying that money out, because they lose interest on it because it is no longer in the bank

Just hit the buy button and put in your credit card number.

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Well, first, to buy on eBay you'll need to register. Then at the top of the page click "Buy" their you will see all the categories. You will also get a page called "My eBay" it's your own personal buying and selling page where you can keep track of of your items.

Collectibles sell very well.

eBay is important for many reasons. Some people make their livings on eBay by buying wholesale products and selling them on as Powersellers or Business Sellers. Some people even use that as a second job. eBay serves the world with 100s of billions of different products, new and used. eBay plays an important part in the online shopping industry. It helps different people purchase different items that couldn't be purchased anywhere else.

Any jobs that is considered "under the table." Which I think is illegal.

No you can't since the creator of the game haven't added that yet (:

That question is almost impossible to answer because most eBay members both buy and sell on eBay, so to give both buyer and seller totals would give the impression that there were around twice as many users as there actually are.

What can be stated is that there were 85.7 million active users of the site for the third quarter of 2008.

there is alyways people on eBay selling items. that is how eBay gets its money. there are always 10's of millions online selling and even more buying at the same time.

10 billion

Gunbroker.com is an excellent choice. I purchase my first handgun through them. Haven't used any of the other sites though.

yea u can but u need to send them a check before u join

Firstly, I think the important thing is to do your research. Research on the type of products which you want to sell. See how much people are selling their stuffs, how big is the market and whether the thing you are selling is in demand. Its important to research on where to get your good cheap too. When you started selling, be honest, trustworthy and answer to the questions by the buyers promptly. This way, people would be able to trust you as a seller and buy things from you.

if the rep is above 95% then yes

265 to 270

absolutely anything u can think of. within reason. tons of cars, definitely

Upon research i have found that eBay's original name was echoBay. There first product to sell was a broken laser pointer.

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.

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.

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