Can you bid with money on a gift card on Amazon Auctions? How?
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i wouldn't bid on that how do you know there is still money on it or that it didn't expire
553714
You could sell anything over Ebay... if people will bid on human and animal souls or french fries, I'm sure they'd bid on firewood. And if you've got an account selling other things, then it's not like it's gonna cost you anything else.
639755
You might check into the auctions to see if there is a way to block unrated bidders from bidding on your items. Or maybe you could set a reserve.
721849
i know it sounds obvious but try it on ebay first! you can always end the auction 12 hrs before its due to finish if it isnt fetching the money you want for it,\ngood luck
294458
try bidding at http://www.ebay.com
362241
If you have a debit card, just about any website. I know ebay works with debit cards.
1058997
There are a couple of ways to do this. First you can list the buy it now price for 1 lot. In your item description be very clear on what they are bidding on. If you have 10 lots put 10 total and in your description tell them what comes with a lot. The other way you can do it sell individually. I would not recommend this as if you are selling something for 1.00 ebay automatically charges no less that .35-.50 cents to list... then you have a end of auction fee... if you do them in lots and you sell them lets say for $5-$10 then you are only hit the one fee for each lot and not for each piece. So you still have the .35-.50 to list and your end of auction fee probably .30 . This is opposoed to selling them piece by piece and only making a few cents or sometimes you can even lose money!!!!
297416
Try google. You also bid on ebay.
925507
No...if you are outbid, then someone else has bid more...\n\nWhy would you think you would need to pay???
1187782
check the e-bay auction
91435
I've bought many things on Amazon (directly from the company, not the auctions or resellers) and have NEVER had problems with them, they're very reliable.\n\nI've also purchased things on Ebay, you must check a person's feedback, if their feedback is reliable and they have nearly all positives, purchase the product with them. If the person has a ton of negatives and shows that they aren't reliable in sending merchandise then it's not worth it. I would also advise you to NEVER send plain cash to people, always use money orders, checks or pay services like Paypal.
170419
Go to auctions.yahoo.com
533324
i believe it is illegal..but heres what my hubby has done.\nfind something stupid like a pencil.  that is what you have people bid on. but you include the hockey tickets free with the purchace of the pencil.   just make sure you set your reserve high enough that you get what you want
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All you have to do is go to yahoo auctions. You fill out the account information and agree to the terms and condition. Usually they will ask you to set up a credit card with them wich is totally cool cuz of the security and privacy conditions. Like a regular auction site. Then you just sign in with your username and password. Click sell stuff and start listing...very simple!!
45458
I'm trying to do both, but I'm not receiving any bids :x
1146605
I would recommend looking at ebay or yahoo auctions. Just be sure to be careful and look at feedback and payment types accepted
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