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Re: ebay tutorial requested


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Posted by 1936 on March 18, 2008 at 16:55:08 from (68.77.29.244):

In Reply to: ebay tutorial requested posted by Chris in MO on March 18, 2008 at 09:35:10:

Postal money orders are safe way to work over the scammers via the postal inspectors. Able to check if the money was cashed. Good for just buying a few times a year. Pay pal works best for the buyer. You dispute the billing via the credit card co. along with ebay. The three sellers I had to call either gave me part cash back of credit card credit and did not have to shout. Ebay has forced the sellers to up the shipping to cover the new ebay rates. The shipping become a back end load such as banks have used. If you become a frequent flyer keep a log book of each buy so you can track what has arrived or what is pending. Record as much info as you can about the seller ie., address and etc for future reference.

The feed back says a lot more that just what meets the eye. 100% for 99.5% looks sound for most. Read the feed back for one worders ie., thanks, arived, OK, nice, A+ and so on. You should see word such as good communicator, fast shipping, excellent, as listed, well packed, will buy again and so on.

Jump and enjoy the wide world of traveling the USA from you chair looking for that special item. Only thing I miss about not having stand at a auction for hours and get out bid is the good pie. Three dollars and a half gas and a 250 mile trip to an auction gas cost will buy a lot on ebay.


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