Setting up a store on eBay couldn't be easy. We have created a simple guide to help you set up an eBay store today.
The first thing you need to do is to register on eBay.co.uk and create a seller's account. Chose the 'create a sellers account' link on ebay.co.uk where you will be asked to provide your credit or debit card details. Ebay ask for these details purely from a security perspective. Once the account is opened you will be charged a monthly fee. This monthly fee will include basic listing fees or you may wish to choose to enhance your listings. To find out more about creating an eBay please go to the following link https://scgi.ebay.co.uk/saw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?RegisterEnterInfo&siteid=3&co_partnerid=2&usage=0&ru=default?ssPageName=UKCJ:RegTextLink&rvr_id
Do your research first. Check out what your competitors are selling on eBay and how they have written their listings. See which listings work the best, in other words which listings received the most bids.
Once you have prepared your item follow the simple guide called 'sell your item form' on ebay.co.uk. A couple of points to note:
Before you decide on a price check out what your competitors are charging. Don't forget to include your postage and packaging in the cost when you list your item. You may wish to choose PayPal as it is a safe and easy way to pay on ebay.co.uk
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