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[florida33549]

does it cost money to bid or sale stuff on ebid??

Welcome to ebid.

Costs nothing for you to bid [other than paying for item if you win].

Selling has various costs.

You might want to look at this page: http://us.ebid.net/help_main.php

After reading the main help page, if you have other questions just come back to the forum and someone will be along to assist you.

[Rednosty]

"to bid" as in do you have to pay for bids? If thats the question then no. Bids cost nothing but items need to be paid for if you win them

To sell stuff on eBid is from zero to list an item and if it sells there is a zero to 3% final value fee to pay (FVF)

Selling cost is here http://uk.ebid.net/help_selling.php#1
bidding help is here http://uk.ebid.net/help_bid.php

Correction If you choose to Put a thumbnail picture with your item that is! Or you have the option to Pay nothing By NOT including a thumb nail Picture. Most peeps Use thumbnails!

[KAYS6912]

I've just sold an item and noticed on confirmation email that it was still open cos it was listed as a Dutch Auction. How the heck this happened, I don't know cos I only ever had one of these items - like 99% of my stuff - and it clearly states in the description that it was used once but still in "as new" condition. Problem is, I don't know how to CLOSE the auction. Can anyone PLEASE help?

[meebo1]

when you find the auction in the 'auctions I am running', there are under each auction 'close','delete','edit','list similar'. Use the tick box next to close, scroll down and click 'close/delete'

[KAYS6912]

when you find the auction in the 'auctions I am running', there are under each auction 'close','delete','edit','list similar'. Use the tick box next to close, scroll down and click 'close/delete'

Thank you very much for prompt help! I WAS going to try this but was a wee bit scared in case I managed to muck my sale up. Better to be safe than sorry.

Much appreciated.

[shallowpool]

I've just joined as a seller also use another well known auction site, no real problems there but looking forward to trying Ebid.
I'm a doll collector from South Wales very interested in my era dolls 50's and 60's. I'm passionate about Cornish Shallowpool dolls but have to part with some.
Looking forward to getting to know you all.
Tina xxx

[meebo1]

welcome to ebid and all the best with your selling

[kengillam]

Hi and welcome to eBid you may find a read of this thread may help you get started, http://meetup.ebid.net/showthread.ph...=1#post1136515
Just shout if you need a hand, plenty of helpful folk on here.

[shallowpool]

Thank you meebo1 and kengillam,
I've just sold 2 items here, it was to a very nice lady who has bought from me on that other auction site.

[elitepalace]

When an auction ends you can click 'relist'You also have the option when listing to automatically relist up to 10 times or the item sells. There is something in the pipeline like turbo lister but as I am not bothered haven't taken a great deal of notice. You could try this designed by a fellow member
http://www.ebidinfo.com/lister/

Hi dear, I closed a listing myself because that was an error, it would not let me edit cause it has been sold, when I closed that listing, I find no where to relist. Is that mean that I have to re do it? Anybody can help?

Thank you so much for your time!