Category Archives: Auctions

Ebay And The Advent Of Cybercash

Gone are the days when only cash (or cattle in some cases) was the only accepted mode of payment for trades. As the concept of trading evolves, so does the means of paying for items. Today’s electronic world pushes the envelop further. With the advent of online trading systems such as eBay, many new forms […]

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How To Use Ebay’s “Pre-Approved Buyer” Function.

For sellers who constantly have to put up with bid snipers, non-paying bidders and other anti-social, timewasting buyers, eBay’s ‘pre-approved buyer’ feature is a godsend. Pre-approving buyers lets you choose in advance who you’re going to allow to bid: not by banning people you don’t want, but by explicitly allowing people you do want. Anyone […]

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Ebay And Paypal

E-Bay and Paypal are two giant firms which are involved in sales transactions of customers. E-Bay is an online portal in which buyers could auction and bid items for sale. On the other hand, Paypal is the most popular online payment system used through credit cards. The teaming up of both firms is inevitable because […]

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How To Use Ebay’s “Featured Gallery” Section.

The ‘featured gallery’ is a little-known and little-used eBay feature, but that’s part of its power: it is far more used by buyers than it is by sellers, which means you can pick up some new buyers by advertising there. Basically, the featured gallery works a lot like ‘Featured Plus’ for normal listings, which shows […]

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Ebay: The First 10 Years.

Yes, you read that correctly: ten years. eBay was created in September 1995, by a man called Pierre Omidyar, who was living in San Jose. He wanted his site then called ‘AuctionWeb’ to be an online marketplace, and wrote the first code for it in one weekend. It was one of the first websites of […]

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