D I have to pay to use sell something one ebay?
826603
I sell on ebay and yes you do have to pay but not at the time you list. they will send you  bill. You can definatly use PP as Ebay bought them, I do. THey can pull your dues from there if you want. Typically it costs a buck or less to list and then you also give Ebay a cut of your winnings from the end bid price. Paypal also take fees out when you are get paid using them. The plus about using PP is you the seller are covered to a degree from buyers trying to say they didn't get their item if you use paypal and print your shipping labels off their site as you get Del. Conf. for free using Priority and for like .14 if you send by parcel post, first class or media. Never say to a buyer if they don't buy insurance it's on them because the flip side to being covered as a seller through paypal, the buyer is too when it comes to Ins. and even if they don't purchase it. if they get an items broken or defective they can file a claim with paypal and normally the seller doesn't win Read the discussion boards on EBay. Huge Help can be found there. Good luck
29779
All you have to do is register as a seller... MANY people use ebay just once to sell a hard to sell item.  Just because you are a Seller doesn't mean you're in "Business".
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!!!!
1048822
There is no way you can get your item featured on ebay for free because thats a special option that costs a little bit extra.\n\nDid you know....\n\nThat there are some days where ebay sends an email to your ebay messages and they let you know what kind of selling specials they have for a certain day?\n\nFor example, for mother's day, we got to sell items for only a 10 cent insertion fee.\n\nYou should check your messages in ebay often to see special deals like that. Soon fathers day is coming up, so there might be more specials.
52485
http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/basics.html
54057
you can sell stuff on eBay
794293
Ebay sellers do not owe anyone a bargain.  It is expensive to sell on ebay, very time consuming, and stressful.  Just like anyone else, ebay sellers need to make a salary.  They have bills to pay like anyone else.
839655
You have to open an account on eBay.  It's not difficult; but you'll need a credit card and be able to provide some information about how you can be contacted.  It's also a good idea to open a Paypal account while your at it.  Paypal is the easiest way to pay most of the sellers on eBay.\n\nGood luck.  Ebay is a lot of fun.  You'll find everything under the sun sold there.
613166
you can repost the item and if you file a form with ebay (its on their site) you wont get charged the fee they take for selling the item.
156528
Am sure you should be able to on Ebay, why don't you contact them. The details should be availble on http://ebay.com
852205
I have been with eBay as a seller and buyer for 9 years and I never heard of this. Be cautious. I only accept Paypal myself .
31987
To close your Ebay account, click here:\nhttp://cgi1.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?CloseAccount\n\nYou do have to pay all your fees first...
47436
You can do it on ebay.
526737
I suggest you take the ebay tutorial and learn all about it.  No one can explain it all to you in detail.  You can start here:\nhttp://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/index.html\nhttp://pages.ebay.com/education/selling.html\nhttp://pages.ebay.com/university/\nhttp://pages.ebay.com/sitemap.html\n\nAnd, if you run into problems, go here:\nhttp://chatboards.ebay.com/chat.jsp?forum=1&thread=21\nIt is a chat room to help newbies and users with problems or questions.  I am a volunteer in that room as well.
965842
Ebay can be used for this function, check it out
1669
It is only possible if you pay alot of money to ebay. I'm talking about hundreds of $. It will  sell anyway if you properly list it.
617190
You can use ebay Trading Assistants to sell your items for you. You can find them here http://tradingassistant.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?TradingAssistant&page=main\n\nOr you can use third party such as iSoldit.com which offers sells on ebay for others. You can bring to their stores your merchandise and they will sell it for you on ebay. You can find the list of iSoldit.com stores in your area on this page: http://www.i-soldit.com/locations.asp\n\nTheir commission is basically 30% of the amount the item's selling price \nhttp://www.i-soldit.com/fees.asp \n\nPlus, they will deduct from you the selling fees incurred as well as payment processing fees. \n\nSimply put, they are not cheap. But if you don't have time or dont want to be hassled taking pictures of the items or learning how to sell on ebay, they can make you better money than downright throwing the items or giving them to charity.\n\nFor example, you sell through them a scrapbook kit that ends for $20 -\n\nTOTAL PRICE = $20\n\nLESS:\niSoldit Commission (40%) = $8\nListing/Gallery photo fee = $0.70 \n5.25% fee = $1.05\nPayment processing fee $.30 plus 2.5% of the total transaction value (sales price, shipping & handling and sales tax) = $1.10\n\nSo you will end up with $10.20 more or less. Think if this is something you'd want\n\nAlso try the following:\n\nhttp://www.quikdrop.com/getstarted.php\nhttp://www.auctiondrop.com/TheUPSStores/TheUPSStores.aspx