Originally posted by RhymesterI have had excellent experiences on ebay. Some advice:
The wife has just signed up for ebay and has made her first bid... should I be worried? Anyone have any good or bad experiences in the virtual auction room?
Rhymester
When you see an item you are interested in, read the description in detail. Read the info. on payment and shipping method in detail. Check the feedback on the seller, to see any negative comments.
I look at an item and decide what the maximum amount I am willing to pay is, and then stick with that amount.
Keep an eye on the item but do not enter a bid until it's almost closed, and if it goes over you're maximum amount, forget about it.
I usually do not bid at all until the final minute, using an accurate clock to do this, and then I give it one shot, bidding my maximum amount. This has worked very well for me several times. (Don't cut it too close, or your bid will be too late. You have to allow a few seconds because of internet lag-time.)
You may get the item for much less than your maximum bid amount, as the bids are placed in incremental amounts.
Good luck!
regards, Marc
Originally posted by Rhymester"The wife"
The wife has just signed up for ebay and has made her first bid... should I be worried? Anyone have any good or bad experiences in the virtual auction room?
Rhymester
I hate terms like that.
Andrew 3 in a bed is not good.(unless you play darts)
The only way to go is:
You put her up for auction.
Originally posted by RhymesterI once went on there acciedentally and when I came out a window opened asking why did I come off with a multiple choice answer. It had loads of stupid answers so I gave the stupidest one.😛
The wife has just signed up for ebay and has made her first bid... should I be worried? Anyone have any good or bad experiences in the virtual auction room?
Rhymester
Watch out - it can be addictive. (And we all know women enjoy shopping at the best of time 😉 )
I used to sell and buy, and never had a problem doing either. All I recommend is that you never set your heart on one item, and drop into the auction in the last few minutes. You can waste a lot of your life checking auctions – when it is only the last few minutes that matter.
-Russ
My Dad buys and sell stuff on E-bay in his spare time, so far he hasnt had any frad or anything (I'm not saying we wont, as thats always a possibilty, but so far we have been lucky😀)
a few of the things we got on ebay is:
VHS
DVD
Video Games
Books
Board Games
and lots of other stuff
I don't know much about it...but you usually have to pay with a creditcard (when it's send to you by mail...) just like RHP and if you spend to much and you can't pay it all at one time....then the interest will make it very expensive...that's something to worry about I think...to stay below a self-made limit!
Olav
Originally posted by schweigiThe UK breweries took more than enough of my money when I was young (and thirsty) 😉
Hi Rhymester ... so you have to look after RedHotTed, your wife and your clan ... Man - you won't have any time left for yourself - I may send you a picture of a pub - if you can remember what that is ...
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Rhymester
Originally posted by LivingLegendYou can send a cheque I've never paid on ebay with a credit-card. It's to risky even on ebay. 😛
I don't know much about it...but you usually have to pay with a creditcard (when it's send to you by mail...) just like RHP and if you spend to much and you can't pay it all at one time....then the interest will make it very expensive...that's something to worry about I think...to stay below a self-made limit!
Olav