i can find my item under my ebay but when i sign out and try to look for it can't how do i know buyers will see my item. what can i do about it?
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IT AKES A FEW MINUTES SOMETIME HOURS FOR THE LISTING TO APPEAR IN SEARCH - SO DONT PANIC - I AM SURE YOU HAVE IT NOW - GOOD LUCK
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Depends on how you paid. Some sellers ask for cashier's checks, money orders, or accept personal checks. In each case, the item appears only in your Ebay account and on any invoice they send you, if they send one at all.\n\nSome sellers accept credit cards directly. In these cases, the line charge will show the total and the seller's business name, not the item.\n\nMost sellers go through PayPal and I feel far more comfortable doing business with them. (There are still caveats, for if you have a deadbeat seller Ebay and PayPal will only guarantee a small portion of your purchase price returned.) If paying through PayPal, the item appears on the PayPal invoice. Your Account overview will show the total for the transaction and to whom it was sent; clicking on the seller's name should bring up the invoice with the item description.
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Some where on ebays page it will say that if you are a high bidder on any item that you are locked into a contract and obligated to PAY.\nIm going to look for it.\n\nBefore bidding or using the Buy It Now button \nRemember that you automatically enter into a legally binding contract to purchase the item from the seller if you're the winning buyer in the listing or use the Buy It Now feature. When sellers do not receive payment for an item, they can file an Unpaid Item dispute. eBay can then issue a strike on the account of the buyer who does not honor their obligation to pay (unless the buyer and seller mutually agree not to complete the transaction).
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If you tell them the item was sold as is, two things may happen.\n1. They may lodge a paypal complaint if they paid by paypal. \n2. They will probably give you negative feedback.\nIf you are not too worried about either one do nothing.\nYou can offer a refund to them, less postage and listing fee. But you will only refund on receipt of your Kirby in exactly the same condition as it was when it left your house. You also should tell them, that the return postage is also not refundable. If they agree, then refund them when you get your kirby. If the kirby is not the same or condition, remember to take photos, of it because you have the photos from your auction to compare. Keep all your documentation regarding the auction as well. I think either way you go you will get a negative feeback especially if the refund doesn't go down well.
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E-Mail and call the seller to see if there's a problem.  If you can't get a hold of them or if they aren't helpful, then I'm sure Yahoo Auctions has a complaint center where you can report an item as unreceived and they'll work to resolve it for you.
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You need to contact the person that you bought the item from.  Pull up the item you bought on e-bay, click on their name and ask the seller your question. Some sellers are VERY SPECIFIC about what form of payment they will accept.
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i too have been done by the almighty ebay, unfortunately for them i have been in touch with national newspaper and friend who's a trading standards officer, ebay in uk is in for a very nasty shock within the next month or so, i prewarn all people who make a fulltime living on ebay, start searching for new premises as ebay is about to be served by trading standards governing body and will be made to halt all activities until it gets a better vetting system for illegal sales, from porn,bootleg gear and illegal substances.
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For branded items, especially electronics goods, you may find the information of their site itself. For the others, for which no site/ information of site is available, you can trust shooping sites like ebay to some extent. They will keep their rates close to the market rates (sometimes a bit higher, but never less).\n\nHope you find it useful.
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Here's a link for you to check out on eBay's web site.\n\nIt's the Security & Resolution Center. Read over all the options there and if anything fits--click on it.\n\nThere used to be an area called SAFE HARBOR, but I just tried to find it ---ANYTHING about it and it's nowhere to be found!\n\nThe closest thing I could find for you was CUSTOMER SUPPORT. (Link #2)\n\nAh!!! A little digging and I finally found SAFE HARBOR. It's now a part of the message boards, so go to the 3rd link and start reading over the questions. Maybe someone else has gone through the same thing! \n\nIf you can't find an answer, log into eBay and post your own question. Sometimes a 'pink' (eBay employee who watches the boards) will give you an answer--but usually it's just other eBay'ers.\n\nBest of luck!
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The best way to speed up your auction is to use keywords; just try to be as descriptive of your item as possible.  Lots of buyers use eBay's "Favorites" to let them know whenever a particular item comes up for auction.  The feature searches for buyer-specified keywords in new listings and sends an email to the buyer whenever an auction is posted that meets those specifications.  Example:  during the summer one of my auctions got a bid while I was listing the next item.   I'd say, it was about a 3-minute turnaround!
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Oh that's a toughie. The nicest way to put it, drop shippers REALLY aren't the way to go on eBay. First off, more likely then not, other people have found the same drop shippers, and eBay will be flooded with that merchandise. \n\nSecondly, a lot of the companies are not reliable at all. So if you go with one, be prepared for your customers to be writing/calling you and asking why their item has not been shipped to them.\n\nThirdly, the above mentioned will kill your feedback rating, and if you ever need help in one of the forums, the regular sellers will tell you to scratch.\n\nTake a look for yourself, and see why it's not the best of ideas:\n\neBay> Community> Discussion Boards> Seller Central\n\nJust do a search for past discussions on dropshippers and you will see what I mean.
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When you sign up with  eBay,  the  way I  understood it,  you  are  required  lodge with  them  an e-mail  address  that will become  your line of  contact.      When  the  vendor  receives your payment, that person is supposed to  e-mail you  an  acknowledgement.    You  would probably hear  from that person  soon  enough if  the money  hadn't been  received.  Just the same  if you haven't  received your merchandise  and more time   has passed  than   you think should have,  you need to communicate with your seller through eBay and politely  ask what is  the   current  status of  your transaction.
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Join Yahoo Answers!!  Worked for me I haven't been on eBay in weeks.
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I would go back and ask another person.  Sometimes there are computers at the library that have the catalog software on them that will also let you view your account.\n\nMy local library has a webpage that I can log into and see my account.  Perhaps see if yours has a webpage.
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Probably, Ebay has never asked me that kind of info when logging in.  NEVER follow links from an email to get to ebay.  Always type www.ebay.com in your address bar yourself to get to the site.  Maybe scan your computer for viruses and spyware, make sure you have a firewall..\n\nIf you already entered that information, you might contact your bank, change account numbers, atm pin.  Contact the credit monitoring agencies and put them on alert to the fact that you gave out your SSN#.\n\n\n\nTry this free virus scan program http://housecall.trendmicro.com/
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I buy and sell on ebay all the time.  Many times since 2000.  In that time I have had only 2 people not send the item and ebay and paypal investigated and resolved the issue.  One time I sold and had someone not pay and said they were in identity theft.  Didn't believe that....but filed a strike against them.  Mostly people are honest.  You have to check their feedback scores from other people and see if they are slow shippers, bad payers, etc.  I never buy anything from anyone with less that a 97% feedback score and do not sell to anyone with a no pay strike within 60 days.  I have bought things from cell phones, to bed linens, clothes, appliances, toys, electronics, shoes, tupperware, and I could go on and on.
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From experience, Sellers don't leave feedback until the buyer leaves a feedback.  this is so unfair.  It happened to me twice after buying merchandise from a popular online auction site.