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Beware the Shark Infested Waters of Ebay: Ebay Fraud Run Amok
Copyright 2005 Brad Eden
Fake items abound on eBay, and it takes much effort not to be
duped by scammers who peddle these wares. There have been many
painful stories relating how a seemingly legitimate item turned
out to be either fake or...
How to achieve fast eBay feedback with very little money
When starting out on eBay your feedback score, or lack of it,
can severely impact your ability to sell efficiently.
For each transaction, the buyer and seller are allowed to rate
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How to win on eBay
How to Win at eBay I've bought over 100 items on eBay over three years and am ready to share my knowledge of how to win at eBay and buy from reputable sellers. 1. You can find anything on eBay. When searching on eBay I suggest first doing a...
Learn To Make Money On eBay
So you want to sell stuff on eBay, but you have two minor
problems: you don't know how and you don't have stuff. Not a
problem. Keep reading for some tips to get you pointed in the
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Before you...
Products to sell on eBay
There are millions of items up for auction on eBay at any given
time. It is truly amazing that you can find almost anything.
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Why not Sell Internationally on eBay?
One of the incredible aspects about eBay can be demonstrated by
the volumes involved.
Currently, there are 168 million eBay members - people who have
registered to buy and/or sell. eBay.com is currently the 10th
most visited site on the internet as measured by
http://www.alexa.com. In the UK, www.eBay.co.uk is 102 on the
alexa list.
The USA auction market is around ten times the size of the UK
market. (Based on the number of items on auction at the time of
writing - 1,105,667 on UK eBay and 11,025,326 on eBay.com)
In fact eBay has 27 different country sites.
If you're a seller, it may pay you to consider making your items
available to the wider eBay market. Of course you need to
consider issues such as delivery costs, export and import
regulations and other matters. But if your items can be easily
packaged, or are digital, and if the winners anyway are paying
for the postage, you
really should consider making them
available to eBay bidders world-wide.
The way you do this is relatively easy. When completing the Sell
pages to create an auction, on the Shipping page, either tick
the box that says "Will post worldwide", or check the countries
to whom you wish your item to be made available.
You should also give an idea in your auction description of the
shipping costs relating to the countries you are willing to post
to.
Selling internationally doesn't cost any more in terms of fees,
and it exposes your item to a massive new market.
Definitely worth a try with the right items.
About the author:
Brian McGregor is an eBay and internet entrepreneur. He recently
created the 'eBay Master Class' for eBay sellers. For your free
copy, please go to http://www.work
winners.com/ebm-request.htm
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