teach me about it... i want something on there, but im scared. is it safe ?

You can actually make more money buying and trading human organs there than you ever could in the crappy stock market.

AsianBomb777 said:

thanks sweetie


can i sell YOURS ?????

nakedpianoplayer said:

only the ones I don't need.

I'll be shipping you my brain and penis shortly.

AsianBomb777 said:

thats great hun, but im not sure they'd make much money....

now that im thinking about it.... there does seem to be a trend for 'barely used' and 'never used' items on there

nakedpianoplayer said:

My penis makes a fortune in time shares.

nakedpianoplayer said:

I'm thinking about selling my warm and unwashed underwear on there.
I mean, if some perve wants to pay me 50 bucks for old underwear, why not?

Let's get back on topic people.

I'm a certified eBay addict. I have bought and sold just everything you could think of aside from food on there. It's simple to use, but you do have to wary of scammers. If you are purchasing a high priced item, I would recommend using the escrow service. It costs a bit more, but the added security is worth it.

AsianBomb777 said:

for sure


and i hear jersey has a great positive feedback on that site

nakedpianoplayer said:

Who's side are you on damn it?!?!?!

jerseykrs said:

awwwww thank you sweetie... now i feel bad about the jersey/AB joke


goes to the corner to sit in time out

jerseykrs said:

yours baby, always yours



and AB... he sends me HIS underwear for free

nakedpianoplayer said:

nakedpianoplayer said:

i use it... to buy all different kinds of things

it's very easy... just sign up and use

bought all my prince stuff (most of it) off ebay
and i didnt use a credit card, i use money orders


and i just bought two HUGE prince posters last night that'll be up in my dorm room!

I've sold things and bought from ebay.
I depends on what your buying, as some stuff is more susceptible to be fradlent. What is it your looking at? I'm excellent at detecting fake luxury goods.
And don't forget to look at the person's feedback.

1sexymf said:

Yes ~ the feedback is important ~ higher numbers of positive are the best. I also check out how many years a seller has been a member. I've made three of my all time favourite friends on there but there are some really strange people selling things. Read the description carefully. Ask the seller questions if you are unsure about anything. And,this is the hard part, don't get caught up in a have to have it bidding war. Nearly EVERYTHING comes back around for the price you want to pay if you're a bit patient. Have fun!!!

It's easy to use, but you just have to have your wits about you, when buying or selling actually. It's probably something that takes a couple of years to really know the ins and out of. Very useful though.

i'm scared too...

but i found a bra AND thong set on there today selling for $35 US that would sell for at least $150 in a store here

emm said:

do it !

lookie @ what i scored last night!:

http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBa...%3AIT&rd=1

http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBa...%3AIT&rd=1

I've bought several hard to find Prince CD's on Ebay over the last couple of years and I've never had a problem and the merchandise was great.

i tried to send a note to the seller, it said i had to wait 3 days and now the purse is gone...

im going to call right now and see if i can get a new strap

A tip passed onto me was to bid at the last minute so as not to bump the price up.

I bought a cool Appolonia 6 t-shirt on there.

I also know someone who bought a book for £0.60 and sold it for £60 on ebay.

nurse said:

I got Ingrid's CD from ebay

ConsciousContact said:

Yeah thats a good tip.
I always do that. Those last seconds drive me crazy!I always check the counter to see if someone else is lurking.
I hate to lose auctions,so sometimes I use Buy it Now

Buyers, try not to buy things from Ebay members outside of the site, for example using the Send Money function in Paypal. Buying a specific, numbered item on Ebay gives you much greater protection as far as being able to leave feedback is concerned should there be any problems with the item.

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ThreadCula said:

I bid that way, too. Sniping.

Buy It Now auctions can sometimes be REALLY good if the person seeling doesn't realize just how much their merchandise is worth. I got a 2.4GHz Intel Pentium 4 processor for only $45 on a Buy It Now auction. The auctions for the same item that ran to their conclusions without Buy It Now went for around $90.

impulsive negative left by buyer? give an instant negative and file for a mutual withdrawal. send a friendly, constructive e-mail to try to work things out and encourage them to complete the withdrawal with you if you make things right with the transaction.

need 10 feedback so that you can sell using 'Buy Now'? Buy g-mail invites for a cent until you have your 10 feedback. it's a bit cheeky, but sometimes you're just starting out and want to sell something using Buy Now.

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