Ebay Problems with Buyer

When you bid on an item you can list your maximum bid. Ebay will increment your bid as someone out bids you, untill your max is hit. At the point your max is hit, ebay will email you that you have been out bid.

Yes. if no one has bid yet, raise the starting bid to the agreed upon price. When the cbuyer places that bid, end your auction. In the process of ending, one of the options will be to sell to the current high bidder. Another way is to edit the auction to a Fixed Price auction at the agreed price, and the intended buyer can just buy it outright.

Hi!

First check if there is an item number (12 digits) and if there is then locate it on eBay.com or at motors.ebay.com. Check if there's a listing like that. You will need to log in to your eBay account so that you can bid or buy it now the item. If you don't have an eBay account, then you need to create one.

If you see the item in a different site, do not continue. eBay will not cover that item under the buying protection if it's not listed on their site.


Here's how the REAL transactions work on eBay:
1. buyer sees the item listed on eBay
2. buyer buys/bids on the item ( Checking an reading the item description with an understanding of the item that they want to purchase)
3. buyer wins item (the buyer can now request the phone number of the seller if the buyers has concerns about the item.)
4. buyer's name appears as winner on the listing
5. item number appears in "Items Won" in buyer's My eBay page
6. seller sends an invoice
7. buyer pays the seller (buyer does not pay eBay)
8. seller ships item/ buyer picks up item


I hope this helps. Have a good one! Don't forget to rate!

PS: Also, do not send check, money order, wire or bank transfer. Check eBay's Accepted Payment methods.

open a new account eBay usually does not cross check buyers only sellers. Avoid bidding on items that you are going to purchase in the future. Ebay and sellers do not appreciate that and its bad for business.

New Member Registration comes first. You will get confirmation and sales invoices in your email, so make sure your email address is correct and fully functional. Also record your user names and passwords correctly, choosing may be difficult as there are over 120 million users now. Bank or credit card info is necessary.
Be careful if you submit a bid, you should be ready to pay. 3 non-pays and you can be banned.
Be diplomatic, accurate and understanding in byer seller communications, as buyer feedback can damage your ability to sell.
Always pay extra for USPS tracking if you sell something, it is how the Ebay system proves seller compliance. Take your time on the item listing page, notice and try to understand every click box, including auction duration and shipping options, decimal places, quantities etc.. Learn the listing page thoroughly, as mistakes and oversights can cause real financial pain. With practice, eBay can be practical, profitable and fun.
Ebay has the most refined search system around with category, area, price range or item name searches, both current running auctions or finished auctions. Use quotes around item names for exact results, such as "vintage bean slicer". Do your homework and research and communicate promptly. Make sure email messages are authentic by accessing whatever links are offered by typing in your address bar. Clicking on email links can be very dangerous.I have never opened any email attatchment. Ebay and paypal never ask for your user information, they already know it. Tryh to keep a healthy balance in your Paypal account for sufficient problem coverage.
Treasurector

Cash talks, ******** walks. Do not give up your vehicle with out having cash in hand!!!!!!!

Just tell the buyer to bid again. Its the only way.

A reserve price is the lowest price at which you’re willing to sell your item. If you don’t want to sell your item below a certain price, you can a set a reserve price. The amount of your reserve price isn’t shown to your bidders, but they will see that your auction has a reserve price that has not been met. If a bidder doesn’t meet that price, you aren’t obliged to sell your item. Once the reserve price has been met, the reserve price text is no longer displayed.
Why have a reserve price? Many sellers have found that too high a starting price discourages interest in their item, while an attractively low starting price makes them vulnerable to selling at an unsatisfactorily low price. A reserve price helps with this.
Note: The reserve price option is only visible in the online auction format; it’s not visible for fixed price or classified ad listings. It’s also not available for Multiple Item auctions.
All Reserve Price Auctions are subject to a Reserve Price Auction Fee.
You may lower your reserve price after you receive bids on the item.
Note: To keep eBay a safe place for buyers and sellers, eBay limits how bid history information is shown. User IDs are not shown—buyers are identified only as anonymous names throughout the duration of the auction, even if you lower the price. Only you, the seller, can see the user IDs of bidders on your items.

It is eBAY policy not to allow sellers to leave negative feedback for buyers. However, a buyer CAN leave negative feedback for a seller. eBAY seems to favour the needs of buyers rather than sellers.

As a seller, I wold not leave any feedback until the buyer has left theirs. Then if they leave you negative feedback, you can always say something negative in your feedback to them. Even though the feedback cannot be flagged or marked as negative, other people can still read it.

Red Flags, Dude, all over the place. I wouldn't deal with this seller no matter what assurances they gave. Just find another car, there are thousands out there just like the one you want through reputable dealers. Let this go before you get taken to the bank. Don't ever give anybody your ebay information, never.

anaanymous