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started by Summers Mattingly on 03 Jul 13
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    #1 Summers Mattingly on 03 Jul 13
     
    And that means you have a question? Has some thing gone very wrong and you never know what to do? Well, fair enough. Listed here are the questions that I hear all the time from buyers.

    Does e-bay have a Customer-service Department I Could Telephone?

    E-bay are notoriously hard to make contact with, in case you ever have to - it often seems like they expect the site to run it self. You can email them, provided that you don't have your heart set on a coherent response: go to http://pages.ebay.com/help/contact_us/_base/index.html. You might have better luck in a 'live support' webchat here: http://pages.ebay.com/help/basics/n-livehelp.html.

    Only e-bay Power Sellers (vendors with a really large feedback rating) arrive at phone customer care. If you really want to try your luck, sort 'ebay [your country] contact number' into a search engine and you'll probably find something. Unfortuitously, the chances are you'll have visited all that trouble for the advantage of making an answerphone message.

    When they gave out their phone number everywhere It could seem inappropriate, but imagine the number of people who would call eBay every-day with all the silliest questions. Its Wild West character is, in a way, a part of its attraction.

    eBay Sent Me an Email Saying They are Planning to Shut My Bill. What Should I Do?

    This e-mail requests your code, right? It's a scam, an attempt to discourage you, make you give up your facts and then grab your account. eBay will never ask for your password or any other consideration facts by email. eBay say that you should only ever enter your password on pages that whose addresses begin with http://signin.ebay.com/. They even provide a special 'Account Guard' as part of their toolbar, which allows you check that you are not giving your code to a fake fake site. It is possible to read more here: http://pages.ebay.com/toolbar/accountguard_1.html. In the event people want to dig up additional info on awnings uk, there are millions of online libraries people should consider pursuing.

    It Appears Too Good to be True. So How Exactly Does amazon Make Money?

    For you, the client, eBay is free. Browse here at patio awnings to research the purpose of this concept. Vendors, nevertheless, pay a number of fees: a listing fee for each item they list, one last value fee (a share of what the item sold for). They could they spend charges for extra services, including Buy it Now, extra images, reserve prices, displaying the auction, putting it in bold, listing it first browsing results if not putting it on the front page. You can observe a complete list of charges at http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/fees.html.

    It is certainly worth it to the sellers, though, or they'd not carry on using eBay. The system is fairly efficient, and fundamentally forces both e-bay and the dealers to keep their profit margins only possible - the buyers will stop buying and usually costs will simply get excessive.

    How Safe is eBay?

    Well, as it happens, that is the subject of our next e-mail! Most of eBay's safety services for buyers and sellers have been in one area, called 'SafeHarbor.' SafeHarbor addresses investigation and fraud prevention, helps with dispute resolution and keeps rule-breakers in check. Read all about it next time, and be safe.

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