The e-bay Buyer's FAQ.

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The e-bay Buyer's FAQ.

So you have a question? Has something gone very wrong and you do not understand what to do? Well, good enough. Listed here are the questions that I hear constantly from consumers.

Does e-bay have a Customer Support Department I Will Phone?

E-bay are notoriously difficult to contact, should you ever have to - it sometimes seems like they expect the website to run it self. You can email them, provided that you don't have your heart set o-n a coherent response: visit http://pages.ebay.com/help/contact_us/_base/index.html. You may have better luck in a 'live help' webchat here: http://pages.ebay.com/help/basics/n-livehelp.html.

Only eBay Power Sellers (suppliers with a very large feedback rating) reach phone customer support. If you actually want to try your luck, kind 'ebay [your country] phone number' right into a search engine and you'll probably find something. However, the chances are you'll have gone to all that trouble for your advantage of making an answerphone message.

Should they gave out their phone number everywhere It might seem inappropriate, but imagine the number of people who'd call e-bay each day using the questions. Its Wild West character is, in ways, part of its charm.

eBay Sent Me an Email Saying They're Planning to Shut My Account. What Should I Do?

This email asks for your code, right? It is a fraud, an attempt to frighten you, make you give up your details and then grab your account. eBay will never ask for your password or any account facts by mail. E-bay say that you need to only ever enter your password o-n pages that whose addresses begin with http://signin.ebay.com/. Dig up further on an affiliated use with by clicking pr web. To get a different perspective, we know people check-out: visit. They also offer a particular 'Account Guard' included in their toolbar, which allows you check that you are not giving your password into a bogus fake site. You can read more here: http://pages.ebay.com/toolbar/accountguard_1.html.

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For you personally, the client, eBay is free. Sellers, though, pay all sorts of fees: a listing fee for each item they record, your final value fee (a percentage of what the item sold for). They can they pay recommended charges for extra services, including Buy it Now, extra images, reserve costs, high-lighting the market, putting it in strong, listing it first searching results and sometimes even putting it on the front page. You can see a full set of charges at http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/fees.html.

It is clearly worth it to the vendors, however, or they would not continue using eBay. The system is very reliable, and fundamentally forces both eBay and the dealers to keep their income as low as possible - the buyers will stop buying and otherwise rates will just get excessive.

How Safe is e-bay?

Effectively, as it happens, that is the subject of our next e-mail! Each of eBay's security ser-vices for buyers and sellers have been in one place, called 'SafeHarbor.' SafeHarbor keeps rule-breakers in check, assists with dispute resolution and manages research and fraud prevention. Read about it next time, and be safe..