is it against the rule to ask the seller on ebay to sell it to you?
952862
It might not be against the rules to ask, but if the seller only has enough to cover the auction, it may not be ok for them to sell it when the auction is still in progress.    \n\nYou can however, ask after the sale, if it didn't sell, to see if they'll sell it to you.... as a seller sometimes people ask, but I never agree to that.  They usually ask me to sell it for a price i'm not willing to sell for.
521766
Are you trying to sell them?
1118123
No that's not illegal, assuming you purchased them legally.  The question is, how are you going to turn a profit.  Can you buy them lower than the going rate?  Or sell them higher than the going rate?
204146
Are you that cheap? why dont you sell urself on ebay?
31288
I wouldn't pay. Contact E-bay and ask why the listing was removed. Until e-bay gives confirmation that it's safe or a reason why the listing is no longer there, I'd hold on to my money.
943550
Its legal tender, theres no way a shop can refuse to take it, as it bears the queens head. They have given you a price for the item, so long as the currency isn't fake, you can pay how you like. If they did refuse, you could probably report them to trading standards or something similar, certainly, you should take your business elsewhere.
181126
Yes. There are businesses that offer this type of service to those who would like to sell something on Ebay but don't have the time or knowhow to do it. \n\nThere are two ways to go about this:\n\n1. Use eBay Trading Assistants - they are experienced eBay sellers who will do the selling for you for a fee. They will handle the whole selling process from taking pictures of the products, creating the listing to delivery and fulfillment. To find out if there is an eBay Trading Assistant near you, fill out this form from eBay \nhttp://tradingassistant.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?TradingAssistant&page=main\n\n2. Go to a physical store that accepts products for sale on eBay - Among the stores that accept products for sale on eBay are franchises of iSoldIt.com http://www.i-soldit.com . Go to their webpage and click on LOCATION to find a store near you.
407102
Yes.  there are a few provisions.  You may autograph and have the item up for auction as long as there is NO FORM OF PAYMENT or FAVOR that is returned for the auction.  Think of it as more of a donation than an auction.  You or your teammates cannot recieve anything in return.
1117904
I am sure there are a lot of ebayers using Yahoo Answers as well.  The best approach is to simply ask the question and have a look at all the responses you get.
290517
Yes, there is a chart under the sale items tab that explains the fee for LISTING an item and the FINAL SALE PRICE fee.  you can set the price up so that those amounts are yours or the buyers.
439717
Depends. Are you looking to do it for EBay? That I wouldn't recommend. As if you use a drop shipper for items you sell and they take too long to ship, or the item is malfunctioning it will get back to you in the form of neg feedback which is not good
160500
if you are willing to buy I am sure they will sell it to you. if they are a dealer I would contact the local bbc...\n better business bureu.......an individual......? would shop elswere......buyer beware.......
110660
If you want to sell it, then you've got the restriction everybody else listed. If you want it for yourself and a few friends then I think its legal everywhere.
734910
ask somebody at ebay or paypal.
1065315
It may be legal to sell the tickets. This varies from state to state. For example, some states say you can only resell the ticket at face value, others impose a limit of 1-5 dollars, other states impose no limits. If you contact a licensed ticket broker, you may be able to sell your tickets through them. In addition, eBay ticket auctions are set up to ensure compliance with local laws, according to the eBay web site.
97720
let the buyer beware. You can do some homework. Does he have any feedback? positive or negaive? can you purchase item through Paypal? that will give you certain rights, but there may be dollar ammount limits. Ebay has a safeharbor that allows you to resolve many problems with buyers. Is the item underpriced to coax you into buying it, or is it in line with other vendors? Is the seller insisting on cash in the mail? Don't do that! Not traceable! I suggest you take your time. I've bought some pricey items there, never had a problem, I've also asked many questions to the sellers, including for more photes, to authenticate the item being what it is listed as, shipping costs, and more details.  Earnest sellers want to please you and show you exaclty what they have to offer. \nI have also had a few items that were not up to specs. Communication with the sellers, in a non-threatening but assertive way usually can get the problem solved, but on a few occasions I had to use e-Bay's and PayPal's dispute resolution centers. \nAdditionally, I rate any ebay experience, and if it is not satisfactory I reflect that. I report abuse and wrongdoing to try to prevent it from happening again.\nI've been very happy with ebay.Good luck!
59155
You could check eBay to see if a seller is willing to ship overseas.