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Registration is currently free and so is searching & bidding on items. Have a surf around and see how much stuff is out there.
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Ebay Beginners Starter's Guide:


Why sell on an e Bay auction?
  • Millions of bidders around the world or trade country specific
  • By auctioning you can get more than you can setting a price or guarantee the sale by not over pricing. The bidders determine it’s maximum worth for you!
  • Ideal for selling collectibles
  • Get rid of valuable items (or junk) you own but never use
  • The auctions is automated, you just place the add on and then collect the money at the end
  • Start selling now!
Why buy on an e Bay auction?
  • Find a bargain and get items cheap (new and used)
  • Searching for any item, no matter how obscure or collectible it is, it's quick, easy, fun & free!
  • Ideal for collectors looking for items to complete their collection
  • There’s world wide participation so there’s thousands of items and a huge variety all the time
  • Constantly changing there's new items constantly up for auction
  • Start browsing now!

Why do I have to register?

  1. it's the only way you can bid or sell on e-Bay
  2. it means you only have to enter your details once and then just log on each time you want to bid or sell
  3. it gives you a wide range of benefits (see below)

What benefits are there for me if I register?


Should I register now or see if I like it first?

Register at eBay auctions today! Here's why:  

You can search the auctions without joining but my advice is to register now and start bidding straight away. There's every chance that you'll see a bargain that you want to bid on and the auction closes in 1 minute. And while has the biggest range of items in the world for sale the auctions change and what you see today may not come up again for months (I've learnt this the hard way with some Disney stuff I was after).

So Join eBay auctions ASAP and start bidding as soon as you can and that way you won't miss out!. 


What's for sale on e-Bay?

  • From Disney collectable to model trains
  • Car parts to computer software
  • Camera lenses to signed photos
  • Stamps to antiques
  • Music and videos to boats
  • Almost anything! Take a look -->

Ebay tips 

Searching Smarter
Not enough results found at cheap enough price:
  1. Try being a little less specific in your search keywords
  2. Try turning on the 'Search Description' option
  3. Think of rephrasing your keywords
  4. Check you are spelling your keywords correctly
  5. Try clicking through category menus from the home age instead of searching.

Try different search words
There are many words to describe any item. Imagine which words a seller might use to describe the item you're looking for. Try several different options and combinations -- but use just two or three words at a time to be sure you get a variety of results.

Use specific words instead of general ones
For example, a search for Beatles poster will return fewer, more-targeted listings than a search for Beatles.

For a closer match, specify a date, colour, or brand
For example, to find a particular Barbie item, don't just type Barbie in the search box. If you're looking for a Barbie dress made in the 1960s, enter: Barbie dress 196*. If you want only red dresses, type: Barbie red dress. Remember: be specific and narrowly define your search!

Search titles and descriptions to get more matches
Search always looks for your keywords in the title of the items for sale. Click on search titles and descriptions under the search box to also search item descriptions. You'll get many more results.

Add or remove the letter "s" for more results
For example, you'll get two different lists of items when you search for diamond rings and diamond ring. Try your search with and without the final "s".

Be careful when using and, or, and the
eBay's search engine searches for and, or, and the just like it would any other word. Use and, or, and the only if you're searching for items containing these words, such as Diana Ross and the Supremes or Truth or Dare.

Don't use extra punctuation
Only use punctuation in your search if you expect it to be in the item title or description for which you're searching. Examples include t-shirt, N-Sync and Dr. Watson.

Consider browsing
If you're not searching for something specific, try browsing through the category listing pages for surprising discoveries.

 

Too many results found:
  1. Try adding specific detail to the item you are after such as; model numbers, Serial numbers, Dates, Colours, Sizes, Manufactures. etc
  2. Try searching without using the 'search description' option selected.
  3. Try grouping phrases that should only appear together in quotations

 

 

 


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