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In the upper
right hand corner of the eBay home page you will find a search box. You can type
in a key word or two, hit search and be taken to a list of items that match your
search criteria. The more specific you can be, the faster you can find what you
are looking for.
For example: if you are looking from a bathroom rug, dont just type in bathroom
rugs...you will get hundreds of listings. Be more specific. Type is green
bathroom rugs.
You will still get a lot of search results, but there will be a lot less, the
more specific your search words are.
Also, at the top of the eBay home page you will see an advanced search box.
By selecting a category from the drop down box and typing descriptive words into
the first box, you can refine your search quickly and easily.
Additionally, some but not all categories have a product find feature.
This feature allows you to search by brand name, color, size, price range,
condition (new or used), location of the product, and many other search criteria
and can reduce your search time for a particular item
significantly.
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Ebay
Auctions
Ebay auctions are just plain FUN...especially the last few minutes before the
bids close.
Those last few minutes of an auction can raise your heart rate by more than a
few beats per minute! They are fun for both the sellers and the buyers.
Ebay auctions are open to every eBay seller. To sell without using the eBay
auction, that is sell at a fixed price, requires that a seller have a feedback
rating of at least 10 or to be ID verified.
The ID verification process takes some time and can cost as much as $5. Most
sellers use eBay auctions at least in the beginning. |
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