I have a few lace items on Ebay, start with 130328047995, in case anyone is
interested. Thanks,
Laurie
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A big big thank you to everyone who took the time to reply to my
questions. The only thing everyone agreed on was not ironing anything
that had not been laundered.
As far as Ebay goes; I'm having second thoughts. I've looked at all
the lace and the few baby gowns that are currently on offer
it is also worth getting hold of postage rates leaflets from the post
office
You can also download this from the post office website.
http://www.postoffice.co.uk/portal/po/home
I would suggest that you don't list all the items at once as this will just
flood the market - a *trickle* is a better
Brenda,
I buy and sell on Ebay (I've been taking a bit of a break on selling), so I
will give you some of my opinions on your questions, mostly where I differ
from those who have replied already on the list.
At 12:56 PM 09/25/2005 +0100, you wrote:
I realise that I'll need to open a PayPal
Someone on the list mentioned about not accepting credit cards through
Paypal and only opening a non-credit card account. Sometime in August,
they changed the rules and you may not accept Paypal on Ebay without
accepting credit card payments. Therefore, there is no way to avoid the
Paypal
http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/paypal-payments.html?ssPageName=CMDV:AB
There are many people still doing it, doesn't mean it's OK. Many are being
turned in and having their auctions ended. If you state no credit card
paypal in your auction terms, you run the risk of coming across a
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
As a buyer, I don't even bother with auctions that do not take
Paypal. There is rarely anything I need badly enough that I would
go through the trouble of making a non-electronic payment.
And I only do auctions now that accept checks or credit cards without
Mea Culpa, and thank you so much for bringing this to my attention! It's
news to me, but we will certainly have to re-think what kind of payments
we'll accept. Those credit card fees add up, and yet, as several people
noted, PayPal is a very convenient method of payment for both buyers and
Dear Arachnes
I have a friend who has asked me to help her sell her collection of
baby gowns/Christening dresses, assorted pieces of lace and embroidery
(nothing very spectacular), embroidered/beaded bags and a couple of
fans etc. My friend is now almost blind, so unable to appreciate her
Dear Brenda,
We've bought and sold many times on ebay. My husband sells postage stamps to
collectors, and I buy bobbin lace supplies! FWIW, here are some thoughts.
Yes, you should open a PayPal account, but you do not need to open a
merchant account. Personal accounts are free (while merchant
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