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sscott wrote:I have a feeling the person who left the comment has no idea how eBay feedback works. Or is just a pr1ck.
speedlolita wrote:Yeah but I don't want one that someone has pissed on.
GigaPepsiMan wrote:I hate the echeque thing they do now on ebay. I don't keep my money in my paypal I'd rather keep it in the bank, because of this I have to wait a week to make a payment, makes me feel like a right censored because that poor seller has to sit on his arse for a week to send an item.
speedlolita wrote:Yeah but I don't want one that someone has pissed on.

witchfinder wrote:That said, I seem to be desperately unlucky with the value my items sell for - stuff that usually fetches £10-15 based on completed listings, I will end up selling for a fiver!
nokgod wrote:GigaPepsiMan wrote:I hate the echeque thing they do now on ebay. I don't keep my money in my paypal I'd rather keep it in the bank, because of this I have to wait a week to make a payment, makes me feel like a right censored because that poor seller has to sit on his arse for a week to send an item.
You can still pay for an item in the usual way, if you have no money in your paypal account. It gets automatically transferred straight from your bank account when you pay for the item. You don't have to use e-cheques.
DPrinny wrote:Try to sell a load of PS2 games as a job lot
Thinks the postage will be less than £2.50
Oh ebay you silly fools
speedlolita wrote:Yeah but I don't want one that someone has pissed on.

James A wrote:Best bit of advice that i can give about ebay that i do now is to list no more than 5 items at a time then stagger a few days then list another 5. Ive done the list as much as you can at once and it gets too much.
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