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started by Winkel Ulrich on 03 Jul 13
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    #1 Winkel Ulrich on 03 Jul 13
     
    So you have a problem? Has anything gone very wrong and you don't understand what to do? Well, good enough. Here are the issues that I hear on a regular basis from consumers.

    Does eBay have a Customer-service Department I Can Telephone?

    eBay are notoriously difficult to get hold of, in the event you ever have to - it often may seem like they expect your website to run itself. You can email them, as long as you do not have your heart set o-n a coherent response: go-to http://pages.ebay.com/help/contact_us/_base/index.html. You may have better luck in a 'live aid' webchat here: http://pages.ebay.com/help/basics/n-livehelp.html.

    Only e-bay Power Sellers (retailers with a really high feedback rating) reach phone customer support. Logo is a pictorial online database for further concerning where to study this enterprise. If you really want to try your luck, variety 'ebay [your country] contact number' in to a search engine and you'll probably find something. Unfortunately, the chances are you will have visited all that trouble for your opportunity of making an answerphone message.

    It might seem cruel, but imagine the number of men and women who would call e-bay every single day with the silliest questions should they gave out their phone number everywhere. Its Wild West character is, you might say, a part of its appeal.

    E-bay Sent Me an Email Saying They are Going to Shut My Bill. What Must I Do?

    That e-mail wants your password, right? It's a fraud, an attempt to scare you, make you give up your details and then take your consideration. E-bay will never ask for your password or any other account facts by mail. E-bay say that you need to only ever enter your password o-n pages that whose addresses start with http://signin.ebay.com/. They also offer a specific 'Account Guard' included in their toolbar, which lets you check that you're not giving your password to some fake artificial site. It is possible to study more here: http://pages.ebay.com/toolbar/accountguard_1.html.

    It Seems Too Good to be True. So How Exactly Does amazon Generate Income?

    For you personally, the client, eBay is free. Sellers, however, pay a variety of fees: a listing fee for each item they list, one last value fee (a percentage of what the item sold for). They can they pay fees for extra ser-vices, including Buy it Now, extra pictures, reserve rates, high-lighting the market, putting it in strong, listing it first browsing results or even putting it o-n the front page. You can see a complete listing of fees at http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/fees.html.

    It is clearly worth it to the vendors, however, or they would not keep on using eBay. The system is fairly efficient, and ostensibly forces both eBay and the sellers to keep their profit margins as low as possible - the buyers will stop buying and otherwise prices will only go excessive. This compelling electric awnings use with has endless stately lessons for when to flirt with it.

    How Safe is e-bay?

    Well, as it happens, that's the main topic of our next email! All of eBay's protection services for buyers and sellers come in one place, called 'SafeHarbor.' SafeHarbor manages fraud prevention and investigation, assists with dispute resolution and keeps rule-breakers in balance. Read all about it next time, and be safe.

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