Helpful Links To Ebay and other auction sites

OllieLong

Sniping has been mentioned before but not Hammersnipe. However it only bids 15 seconds before the end and even though I have never used a sniper I thought most bid 2 seconds before the end.

ames123_2

Thanks, had not seen the 'want it now' section before! x

tony5685

many thanks,some good links.

dickibobboy

great site, they tell you what you would get if you bought an auction like, watch tv on your pc, make money, get free credit, and on and on
go to http://www.floodle.net/extra/ebayinfo/index.html and it will tell you even you can start selling to make money

Tight_Fist

dickibobboy wrote:

great site, they tell you what you would get if you bought an auction like, watch tv on your pc, make money, get free credit, and on and on
go to http://www.floodle.net/extra/ebayinfo/index.html and it will tell you even you can start selling to make money

Fantastic link if not a few days to late (You can earn £300 a week etc etc got me first).
Another site that I have found to be a real life saver is: http://www.auctiva.com/

This is a sister company of ebay i think. I spent over 2 hours when i placed my first auction on ebay as i was trying to write the whole thing in HTML and this does it all for you as i write my description in word and then it converts it al to HTML.

Please let me know if you did this on your first auction as i felt very silly afterwards.

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pomeroy

Some useful tools here

http://www.isdntek.com/

eporium

Photographs for ebay auction listing are a vital selling tool. The first photo is free with a charge being levied on additional photographs. To avoid these costs use a free image hoster, there are many to choose from two of the more popular are;

https://www.photobucket.com
https://www.imageshack.us

Some editing of the photos may be required. Cropping, resizing or compressing can be done to produce photos optimised for ebay. This can be done using a free image editor, a very good and powerful open source editor is The Gimp which can be downloaded from;

https://www.gimp.org

To protect the copyright of your photographs a watermark can be added. This will help to deter the copying of your auction listing photographs. A free program for doing this is the Picture-Shark which can be downloaded from;

https://www.picture-shark.com

Ebay allows the use of HTML to produce auction listings. This option should should be used as it can speed up the listing process and create customised auction designs ( thus avoiding paying for ebay's listing designs) . A powerful and free html editor is the HTML-kit editor which can be downloaded from;

https://www.chami.com/html-kit

For free information and help for photo editing, watermarking, using HTML in ebay listings and for free auction templates try here;

https://www.erns-eporium.co.uk

hilla_2

Ms-Money-Penny wrote:

Great info - gonna have a look see if anyone wants something i've got

which link do you click for that?

emmareid

I used this fax number for Ebay once or Twice
not sure if they still use it but here it is if anyone needs it
0207 681 2348

:A

gnomeyd

Thanks emmareid