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Eight Things You Should Know Before Shopping on eBay

It's easy to shop eBay without knowing much about it, but as too many one-time eBay shoppers have discovered, eBay is nothing like Amazon.com, Buy.com, or Overstock.com. eBay is a special kind of shopping venue, and on eBay, a little knowledge about what works and what to expect can mean the difference between a future full of satisfying, money-saving deals and a future in which you never want to see or hear about eBay again.
If you're considering becoming a regular shopper or buying anything of value on eBay, do yourself a favor and familiarize yourself with the eight critical things every savvy eBay shopper knows:

01 What eBay Is and What eBay Isn't

You're familiar with the name. You've seen it in stories on the evening news. You've heard co-workers talking about it around the water cooler. Your niece says she even did her back-to-school shopping there. So what is this eBay phenomenon, anyway, and how does it work? What can I expect from my visit to eBay.com? The answers may surprise you. 

02 What Item Listings Are and How to Read Them

Item listings are the at the very core of the eBay buying and selling experience, and they make shopping on eBay different from shopping on eBay competitors like Amazon.com. They add more excitement, more flexibility, and also more risk for both buyers and sellers, so the savviest eBay shoppers come to be very familiar with how they work.

03 That There are Many Ways to Buy on eBay

Though all item listings on eBay have lots of things in common—information on item price, a seller's past performance, and so on—there are also a number of differences between them, the most important differences being a listing's type. Some listings are auctions. Others are items that you can buy right now. Some are binding contracts. Others are just tentative agreements. Knowing what kinds of listings exist can help you to choose between them when buying, as well as to know how to buy in the first place.

04 How to Quickly Judge Seller Trustworthiness

eBay's feedback system is the most emulated and copied tool in the business for helping buyers to know which sellers to trust and which sellers to avoid. Knowing how to make quick use of the numbers, stars, and percentages that rate eBay sellers can mean the difference between a super eBay deal and a deep eBay regret.

05 How to Identify Risky Purchases You Should Avoid

Shoppers that make the most of eBay also know that there are a few key red flags that turn up again and again on eBay—and that when they do turn up, the best policy is to steer clear, even if the item in question seems spectacular or its price seems hard to beat. Know what to avoid and you'll save yourself lots of the headaches that eBay's toughest critics like to bemoan.

06 How eBay's Unusual Bidding System Works

Yes, eBay has auction listings and yes, shoppers "win" them by placing bids on them. Apart from these general details, however, eBay auctions behave almost totally differently from auctions in the "real world," often in ways that lead new eBay users to think that they're being cheated, either by eBay, by other buyers, or by sellers. New buyers can avoid getting themselves into trouble or losing auctions that they could easily have won by learning how eBay's unique bidding system works.

07 What You Shouldn't Expect from eBay and eBay Sellers

No matter what eBay would like buyers to believe, eBay.com is not Amazon.com, Buy.com, or Overstock.com and it has never been. eBay is a fundamentally different animal, with different advantages and different drawbacks. A big part of your satisfaction as an eBay shopper will come from a clear understanding of what to expect from an eBay purchase—an understanding that can then play into your decision-making process about what to buy, and not to buy, on eBay.

08 What You Should Do if You're Not Satisfied with Your Purchase

Sometimes shoppers aren't satisfied with their purchases. This is as true on eBay as it is for any other kind of retail, whether online or offline. As an eBay shopper, you're ahead of the game and prepared to avoid undue panic if you know in advance how to handle a purchase that doesn't satisfy, provided it wasn't listed as an AS-IS item. Here are the steps in question.

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First Time Guide on How to Buy on eBay

Because eBay is such a large, sprawling website with features for buyers and sellers including both individuals and businesses, it sometimes can be difficult to know where to begin.
If all you want to do is buy something great you've seen on eBay, you can do so by following a few easy steps.

Sign up

 If you haven't already, join eBay now since you have to be a member in order to buy. Make sure you read the rules carefully about what's expected. There's a certain etiquette to doing business on eBay, which relies heavily on feedback from buyers and sellers. 

Be smart

Also be aware that as a newbie to eBay, you're a little bit of a target for potential scammers or identity thieves. Be suspicious of any emails purporting to be from eBay looking for password information or other personal data.

Search and browse for items

Once you've joined and have a specific type of purchase in mind, either visit eBay's front page and type a few related keywords into the search box or browse through the listings by category to shop for the item you have in mind.

Next, find a few of these items in your ​search or browse results, and click on the ones that interest you to evaluate the data in the listings. After you've found a likely candidate, doublecheck the price, seller quality, shipping information, terms, and description to make sure the item is the one you want.

Place your bid or buy it now

When you're ready to bid or buy, either place your bid or "Buy It Now." If you bid on an auction rather than purchasing with Buy It Now, watch your bid in My eBay to ensure that you win.

There are ways to help boost your chances of winning, such as so-called auction sniping sites. These are automated services that make bids for you at the last moment before an auction ends. Once you're more experienced at eBay, they're worth checking out if you envision participating in a lot of auctions. If you're planning to be more of a buyer than a bidder, you may not need sniping sites.

You've made the deal—now what?

After you've won an auction, close the deal by making your payment via PayPal or whatever other means you've agreed to by bidding on the item.

Be careful with payment options, and beware of conducting any business outside eBay with sellers; some may approach you after an auction or sale via email with "deals." If you conduct business with a seller outside of eBay, you have none of the purchase protections eBay offers, and it can be much harder to protect against a deal going awry or getting ripped off.

Once you've received your item and are satisfied with it, leave feedback giving your opinion of the transaction. This is a key feature of eBay and can be a good way to determine whether or not you want to do business with someone. If their account is relatively new, or they have a low rating from other buyers, tread carefully with any deals.
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