Ebay Question

[davieG]

Is there anyway you can show or link to some video of the product your selling?

[Unit]

Yeah, if you go on the advanced selling bit you can get the embed link from a video you've uploaded to youtube

[davieG]

Yeah, if you go on the advanced selling bit you can get the embed link from a video you've uploaded to youtube

Thanks

[Edmund]

Is there anyway you can show or link to some video of the product your selling?

Ebay has always infuriated me with the html coding. Remember once you have done one you can save it as a template and from there just edit the info each time saving hours.

[davieG]

Ebay has always infuriated me with the html coding. Remember once you have done one you can save it as a template and from there just edit the info each time saving hours.

I've no doubt when I come to do it I''ll be back saying - How!

[Webbo]

According to Paypal I've been refunded for something I've returned to the seller but my paypal account is empty. Would paypal have put the money straight back on to our debit card?

[stez]

ebay question; why the frig can't i load it up properly.

[Zingari]

ebay question ;

why are the deals of the day such good value but never anything that i fookin well want ?

[davieG]

I'm trying yet again to sell something on Ebay not having had any luck previously both with entering the details and actually selling anything for more than 99p

I've got a 'used' Panasonic DVD Home Theater Sound System - http://hcc.techradar.com/node/6059 which I'm selling for son number 2.

Now what's the best way to list it price wise?

Should I just start off with 99p or should I put in a minimum sum like £50?

Which is the most likely to bring the best return?

Any advice from experienced sellers welcomed.

By the way if anyone is interested in buying it let me know

[Sir Fynwy]

I'm trying yet again to sell something on Ebay not having had any luck previously both with entering the details and actually selling anything for more than 99p

I've got a 'used' Panasonic DVD Home Theater Sound System - http://hcc.techradar.com/node/6059 which I'm selling for son number 2.

Now what's the best way to list it price wise?

Should I just start off with 99p or should I put in a minimum sum like £50?

Which is the most likely to bring the best return?

Any advice from experienced sellers welcomed.

By the way if anyone is interested in buying it let me know

I always start on 99p because you pay higher fees for putting higher reserve prices, best way to get a good return is to leave the auction on longer (10 days or so) so that it gives bidders time to find it, also be sure to advertise in the correct area with no typos.

[davieG]

I always start on 99p because you pay higher fees for putting higher reserve prices, best way to get a good return is to leave the auction on longer (10 days or so) so that it gives bidders time to find it, also be sure to advertise in the correct area with no typos.

Thank you Sir for your advice, is there anyway to put a reserve price in?

[Shrenchel]

Start it on 99p but get one of your mates to put a bid in of what you consider to be the lowest accpetable offer.

[davieG]

Thank you Sir for your advice, is there anyway to put a reserve price in?

I found it.

[Alexikokopops]

Make sure you start it at around 7 or 8 in the evening, so it will finish around then. If you start during the day then it limits the number of people who can be on at the end of the auction to bid

[eleven points]

10 day auction ending on a Sunday, at a time when a highly watched TV show isn't on, is the best way to do it. 2 weekends worth of coverage for your item will get you the most watchers possible.