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"A cardiology clerkship introduces third- and fourth-year medical students to the clinical realm of this specialty," says Andrew Rubin, MD, Director of Cardiac Research and the Pacemaker Clinic at Eisenhower Desert Cardiology Center. "During their first two years of medical school, they take basic classes in anatomy, physiology, histology and biochemistry. In their third year, they begin clinical rotations with patients with pumping hearts."
The cardiology clerkship ranges from two to five weeks, during which the student shadows a cardiologist while he or she sees patients.
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ebay is one of the best site that i have come across and enjoyed using over the past few years its allowed me to make alot of money and also sell items in my house which i propbably would never use again. ive sold alot of my unwanted clothes which have been designer and non designer clothes and been able to get a fair bit of money back. Another good thing about ebay is that its very reliable and it responds to your queries very quickly and efficiently always can rely on them to come back with a resolution. they allow you to first resolve your issue with the person you have brought the product or sold the product to then interven
I've used ebay for both buying and selling for a number of years and have always found it a great way of finding bargains as well as making a bit of money through sales. The site is easy to navigate and setting up an account is relatively straightforward.
Ebay's tie in with paypal means that you'll struggle to get the most out of the site if you don't have a paypal account set up but again they make this easy to do. More importantly it will also mean trusted by other users and have a level of protection should a transaction go wrong.
Ebay trading relies on trusted reviews from its users in order to judge how reliable a bidder/seller is. The more positive reviews you get the more trusted you'll become. Users who fail to pay or deliver on time risk getting a bad review and their rating dropping.
The choice of products available are huge and there are bargains to be had although it's not always the goldmine it once was. Like anything it pays to shop around. Seller's should also be mindful of ebay charges which could be hefty if you're selling expensive items. That said, it's still a fun and addictive way to buy and sell as long as you're careful.
I've been using the auction site Ebay for ten years or more but I've recently stopped using the site as much due to the changes they have made which I feel are not beneficial to sellers. Ebay is the best known and most commonly used auction site used by private sellers as well as brands. Sellers can list a number of items on the site including things like clothing, shoes, household items, collectibles, electrical items and more. I personally sell mostly clothes and I also occasionally purchase items.
As a buyer I have found most private sellers to be reliable and decent although I have had a few items which were not as described which I was able to get refunds on. Ebay seem to primarily protect the buyer more than the seller so if you have a problem with a purchase it can be very easy to sort out and receive a refund. If you use the Paypal payment system this also provides you with protection against any problems.
My main concern with the site has been as a seller. To list on Ebay you are required to pay fees. Fees can differ depending on how you wish to advertise your auction but in every case you have to pay a fee for selling the item. These fees have gradually risen over the years. The site have also started listing a number of fees for different aspects of the listing which it's difficult to calculate. You now have to pay a fee of whatever price you state as your postage cost! The most ridiculous thing about this is that Ebay try and suggest a cost for you during the auction set-up. The price they state always only just covers the actual posting cost (and not the packaging costs) and then you have to remember they will get a chunk of this too! So you can actually end up getting much less than it actually costs to send your item. Not only this but Paypal (the method by which most buyers pay you) also has their own charges for using the site and these have risen dramatically. It's very difficult to make much money on the site nowadays and doesn't seem worth the time and effort.
I recently sold an item and received an email saying I had been automatically enrolled in their 'Global shipping Program' and that I had to send the item to a centre in the UK where they would then post it abroad. The lack of detailed information about this was astonishing to me. I had no idea what to do or how to do it! The site simply seems focused on making money rather than assisting their sellers. I feel the site is no longer very profitable to smaller sellers and the larger brands seem to taken over the site which I feel is shame. Although I will continue to use the site I am selling and buying much less.
I am a Ebay and Amazon member for years now but as time went I found out that I am shopping more and more on Ebay than Amazon. The main reason is the pricing. In my spare time a do a lot of testing of various electronic products and when I test them I resell them again on Ebay. It is few weeks ago when i found a brand new HP chromebook on Ebay £40 cheaper than on Amazon.
Great thing what Ebay does, especially for my testings, are Auctions. You can buy used or brand new products (from cosmetics, clothes to electronics) for starting price as little as £0.99. The auction is time limited (it can vary from 3 to over 20 days). I personally, when searching for product, searching for Auctions that are nearly ending and after I bid on that product. The concept is that the person with the highest bid wins. About a week ago I snapped a used Apple iPhone 4S in perfect condition for £25.00. Pretty cheap, right? I got the product in two days via post. I did on it few testings of some apps and put it again on Ebay market. I did not list it on the auction, but sold it yesterday for fixed price of £50. Thats a great deal, right? There is the saying that "Someones junk is someones treasure" and Ebay proves this 100%. You can buy there nearly anything - from a pencil to a villa in Spain.
But be cautious is still necessary. It happens to me twice that the seller did not send me the products. But after contacting Ebay customer service my problem was quickly resolved and my money credited back into my PayPal account. But I still advise to buy only from trusted sellers with good ratings and pay always via Credit card or PayPal and never by cash or cheque!
Ebay absolutely keeps my hobby moving and allows me to test a lot of products without spending horrible amount of money.
I will definitely keep buying and reselling on Ebay!
Ebay is an online auction website, which I have used for both buying and selling in the past.
It is a fantastic site to use to sell your unwanted items, especially if you are having a clear out. The majority of the items I have listed on the site have sold, the old saying one man's junk is another mans treasure really is true when it comes to Ebay. All of my sales have been hassle free, I did have one buyer who didn't pay but you can't blame Ebay for other peoples actions. Ebay do have a dispute centre for things like this but I decided not to use and just relisted the item, as this is free to do.
The Ebay listing tool has been upgraded recently and it makes listing items really simple, you can even edit your pictures slightly using the image upload tool. This is a good feature as it allows you to crop your images so the items can be seen clearly and removes any unnecessary background.
It is also great for grabing a bargain, in particular clothing and hand bags which have hardly been used. I'm told by my Dad that it's also great for spare motorbike and car parts.
When buying from Ebay you should always go with a reputable seller, sellers are left feedback by other people who have purchased from them. Make sure you stay away from someone with consistently poor feedback.
There is an Ebay app, I think this is where Ebay needs to make some improvements. It would be useful if the app could send you a notification when you recieve a new message.
Another negative with Ebay is that they nearly always favour buyers in disputes, I haven't had first hand experience with this but have heard plenty of story's from friends.
Ebay has been around for many years now and has really established itself as one of the best and renowned online auction sites. I personally have used it to buy and sell items around my home and found that it has helped generate some welcome income. However the more i used it the more i started to discover inconveniences with the program and the set up.
I will write this review in two parts, firstly as a buyer and then as a seller.
Buyer, to me this is the better part of ebay, i have successfully searched, watched and bid on items and over the last few year i have found ebay to be successful in cutting out the counterfeit items that used to be so popular on the site. The site uses a very simple interface to search items and then once found you are able to keep an eye on their bidding price, even warning you if the items auction is about to end or if you have been out bid. There is also a section to communicate with the seller and in sales where a large amount of money will be changing hands this is a great asset to put the buyers mind at ease. I also have grown fond of the fact that having set up my account and linked it to my paypal the process of buying and paying for an items is greatly reduced in time and effort and unfortunately for my bank account the boxes seem to appear at my door with no effort at all.
Therefore as a buyer there are very few places i can fault ebay.
However as a seller it is not quite the same i'm afraid. Firstly the job of listing an item can be very time consuming, ebay has a set up that requires you to answer and provide information for each area of the item you are selling be it a description or photos or a shipping cost. However i am not always selling something that requires any of these, not too long ago i posted a link that could save a large amount of money in breaking up train journeys and reducing the overall cost of train travel. My link did not require any posting, nor really did it require any kind of photograph, however ebay would not allow me to post it until i had fulfilled these requirements, something that i found incredibly frustrating.
Following on from this, i have had a few items removed from ebay as they did not fit in with the rules of the site, these were a watch box as i had sold the watch i no longer needed the box and as it was a designer make it did hold some value albeit not a large amount. Ebay removed this listing as it stated i could not sell an item that i had received free with the purchase of another item. To this day i am still not sure why i can not sell a box?? Secondly my link as mentioned in the previous paragraph was removed after a few days as i was told i could not sell train tickets. I was in fact not selling train tickets i was selling the method of purchasing reduced price train tickets, yet because i had advertised as cheap train tickets the ebay computer removed it. It is these kinds of events that make me realize the broad set of rules ebay tries to apply to areas that have very specific needs and at times this can be incredibly frustrating to the seller.
Finally ebay has recently introduced a postage item in which it will estimate at what cost the item you are selling will be to post out, however this is a very rough guide but i find it difficult to by pass and input my own price, sometimes it will over estimate making my item appear more expensive that i wanted it to putting off potential buyers and at other times it estimates too low costing me money when i do in fact take it to the post office and the buyer has only paid for half of the postage fee.
EBay is a brilliant auction website where you can buy pretty much everything! Living on the Isle of Wight the shopping opportunities are small and it is horrible going out and seeing everyone wearing the same thing. The internet is brilliant to stop this happening and eBay is one of the best sites!
eBay enables you to either search for items by category or by first typing in a key search term. You can further define you search and either stick to sellers in the UK or go further afield. I have bought some items on eBay from China, some have been good and others are substandard cheap and nasty products. You can pick up a real bargain when buying from eBay but you can also get stuck with some duds.
When I have received faulty or substandard items I have contacted the sellers. Generally sellers are good as resolving issues as they do not want the wrath of eBay. When you don't get suitable agreements with sellers you can use the eBay Resolution Center. You enter all of the details bad they decide what should happen and make the desisions. This is a really fair way of doing things and it's really straight forward.
In the last few weeks I have started selling items on eBay. Selling on eBay is so simple to do. For the first 20 items you list there is no insertion fee, after 20 they charge 35p per listing and they take a small percentage from all items that are sold. It is great to use when you want to have a clear out and earn a little cash at the same time.
I love buying and selling on eBay, but be careful as it can be addictive!
Ebay is a wonderful marketplace both for sellers and buyers alike.
It's a great place to auction and sell things you no longer want in the house, also the perfect place to grab a cheap bargain from other sellers.
To promote more listings the Ebay team has also introduced many new features and waived certain fees. For example one can schedule a listing's start date and time, previously with a small fee but now it has been made free!
The 'Watch' feature is also a very useful part of the user interface, where you can literally observe items to decide in the future whether to put down a bid and commit to a purchase or not.
Of course having independent sellers comes with its risks. Always be very careful when reading the description of items on Ebay and always remember to check the seller's user rating. Also always look out for the seller's location, if you prefer the item to be delivered quickly. Many items are shipped from mainland China or other parts of the world and will require up to months to arrive. Of course if they don't you can always open a case with Ebay and request for a refund.
For sellers it is always useful to do some research on the items you want to list. Firstly check out other sellers and estimate the price at which you want to list your item up for auction. Remember, sometimes listing a significantly lower price will earn you higher turn outs at the close of the bid because there will be more bidders on the item. Always advertise as the item is, ship when you say you will and you will be an excellent seller on Ebay.
The best place to buy the cheapest products in the world!!! I love Ebay, it's my favourite website and I buy quiet a lot of products from there. I personally use this website to buy many products including clothes, electricals and books.
In my experience,Ebay is one of the best places to buy cheap goods. For example, my inter-dental products are always cheapest on Ebay, I personally don't know why, but there are the exact same brand with the same quality at a much lower price.
Also, the clothes on Ebay are very cheap and suits my budget as I find that jeans and other tops are very cheap even thought they are new. So, I don't even need to buy second hand clothes. However, the second hand clothes are even cheaper its excellent for people who don't mind buying used clothes.
One of my best experience on Ebay was when I bought an LG Blu-ray Disk player and since it was a collection only deal, I won the auction at £10. I was so amazed at the price. However, something even more amazing happened, since I was busy on the day of collection, I let my teenagers collect the Bluray player and the man who was selling it was so kind and since my children were students, he was so sympathetic and gave it for free since he said he remembered how tough life was like when he was a student. It was the greatest bargain of my life as the Blu-ray player was worth at least £100. To this day, I stil enjoy using the Blu-ray disk player and always makes me smile when I see it.
I have had a bad experience, when I won an item for £0.99 and the seller completely lied to me as she said the item of clothing was soaked in bleach due to her child pouring it on the shirt. I found out it was a lie as soon as I saw she had relisted the item later on which does show that not all Ebayers are trustworthy.I was later refunded by Ebay.
Another feature I love about Ebay is that the payment method is Paypal, which is the quickest and safest way to pay for goods as well as they refund you if something bad happens e.g. you never receive the product you bought.
To be honest, I never sell anything on Ebay but I have noticed that fees have increased for sellers so wouldn't really recommend it when selling items.
Therefore, I advise people to check all the ratings for a particular seller before buying/bidding for an item as some Ebay Sellers are dishonest.
I have been a member of Ebay for several years now and can't recommend it enough. I have sold many things over the years and have had mainly good experiences. Ebay make the process of selling easy with easy layouts and plenty of tick boxes to chose from. Some items you can post for free and others you do have to pay to post. They also take a percentage of what you sell the item for and paypal also do this when payment is made. It is worth adding extra to your postage to cover some of the money Ebay will take.
I have had a couple of issues with people not paying when they have bought items however Ebay offer the option of re-listing the item or selling to the second highest bidder which I think is a great idea.
I have also purchased several items of clothing from Ebay and have been happy with all of them. Ebay have great customer service though so if you ever had any isses with an item you have bought I'm sure they would help.
I always leave ratings for people and ask people to rate me as this is how you get a good reputation so people are more confident is purchasing from you in future.
I did set up an online shop last year where I was working for my self selling baby clothes/shoes. I paid a monthly subscription for the shop and you get to create your own page for people to view with all your items listed. It is great for people who want to start up a small business on there own and work from home.
You can purchase just about anything on Ebay and can grab some real bargains.I would recommend Ebay to everyone!
I love eBay. I use it to buy & sell products. Every pay check, I try to buy at least one product on eBay that I WANT from an actual retailer!
I use the eBay app to find products. I love searching random products. I buy most of my jewellery from eBay because you can literally find everything there!! The cost of many products are at least halved if you buy them on eBay!! eBay does get a bit of a bad rap because of the amount of sellers who try to list something misleading, however it is the buyers fault for not reading the listing properly!! Generally, if something seems too good to be true, it usually is!!
The app allows you to list the products that you are searching for specifically ! I prefer to select 'Buy it Now', 'United Kingdom seller only' & 'price + shipping prices from low to high' in order to find the best buys !! I know that you can get a lot of cheap jewellery from China with free shipping, however I am quite impatient so I do normally select 'UK seller only' to ensure a quick delivery!
I like to sell a lot of unwanted or unused items on eBay. I have sold things like bracelet charms, clothes & printer ink cartridges! As the saying goes, one man's junk is another man's treasure! eBay is a great way of clearing your home without throwing anything away! Earning while clearing space... it really is the best concept!
I would suggest that any transaction on eBay is completed through PayPal. It is a free and easy method of sending money online while protecting your bank details. I know many people (often of the older generation) who are nervous about online shopping because of bank fraud. PayPal stores your details, watches any unusual activity and keeps all your details safe.
I do frequently recommend eBay to many people if they are looking for something different or for a bargain. It is so simple. You are limited to what you can buy because someone must have it to sell, however things are always getting uploaded, so just keep looking out for that one special item, it will appear!
I am a regular user of ebay, and think the website they have created is an excellent consumer tool. Ebay themselves do not sell anything, they are just a host site in which individual people and businesses can sell their goods. Although the original concept, I believe, was to sell second hand and collectores items, there is now also a huge selection of new goods also available. Most items are sold via online auction, with the ended date and time clearly marked, and a count down of the final few minutes. If you place the winning bid, you have entered into a contract with the seller and are obliged to pay the price agreed, plus postage if stated. Ebay do not charge the buyer any commission, not do they handle and of the transaction monies, but they do have an resolution centre for disputes.
For the buyer, there are a massive selection of goods to choose from, full descriptions and photos, uploaded by the seller themselves, along with the cost of postage and the opportunity to ask questions directly to the seller about his goods. Although the whole concept of the site is based on a level of trust between the buyer and the seller, both parties have an online rating given after their previous dealings on ebay. They will be rated with a star system, together with the number of transactions they have completed, and comments made by previous customers and/or sellers.
For the seller, Ebay gives you a countrywide, sometimes globalwide customer base. You can check whether your clients are good payers before you accept their offer and you shoud receive your money before parting with your products.
Once the transaction has finished you are free to rate and give your opinion of the person you have dealt with.
For their services, Ebay, of course, charge reasonable fees to the seller. This consists of a small charge to advertise the item, plus a percentage of the final auction price. Ebay will take this from your credit card or paypal details which have to be entered to begin the transaction.
Ebay is an online website allowing people to buy or sell almost anything. I consider myself a bit of an expert in both, I've sold on Ebay for the past ten years, and I've bought on Ebay for even longer than that!
BUYING - It really is true that you can literally see anything for sale on Ebay. Over the years I've bought rare books, a kayak, chocolate fudge shaped like a dog poo??, a hoover and not to mention countless crafty items!
It really is an excellent market place for buying anything! I do however find it frustrating that these days Ebay, depending on what you are looking for is clogged with items from China or some place else far away - it's fine if you want things cheap and don't mind waiting, but that's rarely the case for me (when you want ribbon for a craft project who wants to wait 30 days to finish said craft project off???). You can however filter these results out using the advanced search option but I do wish that I could be allowed to set default search settings so that I wouldn't have to keep resetting my search preferences! There are two formats in which you can buy something and those are "buy it now" and "auction" with buy it now the item has a fixed price and it needs to be paid for straight away, with auctions if it's a popular item make sure you're experienced at hitting the refresh page icon because you'll need to be doing that a lot within the last two minutes of the auction if you want to win it!
RECEIVING - Generally speaking, I've had no major issues receiving goods from Ebay. Over the ten years I've only had one item not arrive, and, upon opening a case I was granted a refund by the seller straight away so you do feel secure. I've had a few items take a lot longer to arrive than was advertised though so I you are wanting something for a specific date it's maybe worthgiving the seller a heads up.
SELLING - It's so straight forward, just take a few pictures of your item, write a description and 5-10 minutes later (depends how quick you are at typing) you're item is listed for sale! Be aware of a few hidden fees though:
1) Insertion fee - this will be advised to you just before you "confirm" that you want to list the item for sale, if you want to avoid this fee look out for free listing days.
2) final value fee - depends on what you are selling but normally it is 10% of the total sale of the item including postal costs
3) paypal fee - paypal charges use individuals higher fees than you might expect! They charge 20p plus 3.4%
So as an example if you sold an item for £2.00 and charged £1.00 postage...
= £3.00 - 10p (insertion fee) - 30p (final value fee) - 20p (paypal fee) - 10p (3.4% paypal fee) = £2.30
And out of that you still have to post you're item!
If you still want to make money on Ebay, just try and make sure you sell things that you can fit into an a4 envelope and that are skinnier than 2.5cm - it's easier to post items that are anything up to this size as you can send it in a large letter stamp.
Don't be put off by all the fees and the like though - once you've got you're head around it, you never know you might actually find selling on Ebay, whilst decluttering your house quite fun!
Also known as fee-bay, the bay of thieves and other names not suitable to mention in such polite company!
But it isn't all bad.
If you know what you're doing e.bay can be a real money spinner and all it requires is patience, a little spare time and a blind willingness to wait in for the postman and in return make endless 'post office' runs!
Aside from my day job, I seem to spend my life on e.bay. I love bargain hunting and enjoy the thrill of the chase, but I'm just as happy on the other end of the scale, writing a good detailed listing and watching the bids roll in!
I've been a member of e.bay now for the better part of a decade, so if anyone is interested, here's a bit of a guide to how to save money and make money trading on e.bay...
E.bay can be a buyers paradise. I'll say it again before the end of this review, but it's probably the biggest shop-window in the world, and you have access to it from the comfort of your favourite armchair!
E.bay sales are split between a standard auction format and fixed price 'Buy It Now' listings.
Buy it now listings are generally higher, but always check them out anyway - you will often get people who just don't want to wait the full course of an auction and fancy a quick hassle free sale, so you still might find a bargain. More often than not, though, BIN sales are professional traders (shops & dealers) who want full retail price out of a product. They might just be using e.bay as an advert for their stock - something to entice customers to their website or physical shop.
Auction listings are far more common. They can start at any price the seller chooses, but often they will have a 99 pence start price, and they can run for 3, 5, 7, 10 or 30 days. You'll find that a 7 day listing at a 99p starting price is the most common - an item will generally find its market value in that time frame.
When searching auctions, it's probably best to look at items ending soonest rather than items newly listed. Anything ending that day will usually have a few bids on it already, so you may get a good idea of how desirable it is and be able to gauge roughly what it's going to sell for.
I'd better say it now - prepare for disappointments. Over 80% of the bids on an item go in in the last 60 seconds! It's not uncommon for a sale to attract no bids for days, then have a bidding war in the dying seconds to push the price right up. There are no set increments to bid as with a live auction either - an item can jump from pennies into thousands of pounds within seconds if two people place bids high enough.
It's also worth remembering, you won't necessarily pay what you enter as a maximum price. If you're willing to pay £100 for something but the next highest bidder only goes as high as £50, you will win the item for £51. Your bids are entirely secret - only you know what you're willing to pay.
Shill bidding can be a problem if you bid too early in an auction. If you enter your £100 bid right at the start, a friend of the seller (or the seller with a different account!) can gradually enter counter-bids in small increments - maybe £5 a time - until they are the highest bidder and therefore discover what you're willing to pay. They can then withdraw their last bid, leaving you to pay the maximum!
For that reason alone it's worth placing a bid as late as possible.
There are programs you can use known as 'sniper' software which will do this for you. You can enter your bid through that third party and it will automatically place your bid in the last second of the auction. That means it's impossible to 'shill bid' against you, and also removes temptation of going higher than you were prepared if you discover someone has outbid you.
For example, I've paid double what a watch was worth after being outbid in the last few seconds of an auction. The rush of blood to the head and competitive spirit made me vastly overpay just so not to be beaten!
Buying to make money:
The above is a brief overview for anyone buying recreationally. If you're buying on e.bay with the intention of re-selling then this should help a lot.
Buy the seller!
You have to know what you're buying is on the level.
e.bay have an excellent feedback system which will alert you to how trustworthy a seller is and how long they have been trading. Obviously all sellers have to start somewhere, but a new member with thousands of pounds of luxury goods for sale should start some alarm bells ringing.
Know your product!
That is the absolute essential. Pick an area you can specialise in and follow that - whether it's vintage clothes, jewellery, watches - whatever. Knowing what you're buying will mean you shouldn't get stung buying fake goods, and will mean you have a good advantage when viewing 'lazy listings' that don't contain much information. Again, I've had some incredible results on there buying watches with zero information on the listing, simply because I can tell from the photographs what it is and what it's worth.
Source from overseas.
I buy quite a lot of things in bulk from China, and I can recommend that as a good start. There is usually a 100%-200% margin to be made (double up or triple up) just buy buying in bulk and chopping it out individually, but there are two products I have shipped from Hong Kong which cost me slightly less than £1 per unit if I buy 20 or more, and command £4-£6 each over here in the UK - more still when sold on the high street or at craft and antique fairs. You don't need thousands of pounds of capital, a business could be started with maybe £100 and increase ten fold in year one alone just by following that one tip.
Buy in bulk!
Similar to above in some ways. Not everyone will want to separate items for individual sale - it means individual listings, multiple items for post etc. Much easier to lump it all together and let someone else do the work.
I buy things like video games console bundles with a pile of games, then split it all up and sell separately. Or dvd and blu-rays. It's time consuming listing them all, but if you can make a quid profit on 100+ items, it's a weeks wages!
Close to home = cheap!
More for the big stuff this - job-lots, furniture etc.
Set your search to 'nearest first' and see what pops up in the local area (>5 miles) for 'collection only'.
Some sellers don't want to risk of posting an item, others just can't be bothered. That should be music to your ears! They have just advertised in the biggest shop window in the world, but reduced their potential buyers to a teeny tiny catchment area!
I find that auctions in particular go for about a quarter of their 'true' value when listed as collection only. It all depends how many people share the interest in the local area, but I've had watches, jewellery, games consoles and furniture for next to nothing, just the price of petrol really.
Another tip - there are often pallets full of books sold by overstocked charity shops for pennies!
As an example, I read a story a few weeks ago about a lawyer who had quit their profession to trade on e.bay and was turning over £100,000 a year. Most people would read that and be amazed. I thought "They can't have been a very good lawyer..."
Selling on e.bay isn't all people can build it up to be. There are lots of fees and if you're not careful they can eat up all your profits.
A 'turnover' of £100k is achievable for anyone with the time and energy to put in, most definitely. However, less than half of that will be profit.
Work on an average mark-up of 2x or 3x. That's about standard for a lot of items and is what trade is built on, buy for a quid, sell it for two. Instantly, then, maybe as much as half of that £100k is wiped out in stock costs.
E.bay charge a listing fee for every item you list for sale - whether it sells or not. It varies, but can be free (100 items per week can be listed free if you start at 99p on an auction) or as much as a couple of quid.
They also take 10% of the 'final value fee' - including any postage charges.
Then if you accept payment via paypal (which 95% of listings do) you're hit with another 4% charge when the money is transferred through them.
Basically, I figure you're giving 15% of your sale price back to e.bay, plus whatever it costs to post.
So that £100k, minus 15%, minus stock costs now equates to (worst case scenario) around £35,000 in your pocket, maybe as high as £50,000 if you're making good margins (200%, or a three-times mark-up on cost price).
Not an amount to be sniffed at, but I'd take a lawyers salary over that thanks!
Selling to make money:
Again, if you're not just an amateur seller clearing out the garage and want to make some money at this, then here's some help.
Badly written listings don't bring a premium.
If you expect someone to part with their cash, you need to craft a good listing. Clear, concise information in bite-sized chunks always works, even bullet-points of a products pro's and con's can help.
Make sure you know your product and then covey that to the buyer. They need all the usual sales pitch to make them buy, but delivered personally from you. You'll only get one shot at it.
Try to come up with a sale template that works for you, then just adapt it to fit every listing.
The first bite is with the eye!
Photo's are essential, so it maybe worth investing in a light box/tent or a reasonable camera. My camera is a cheap point-and-shoot that cost £50, but it does the job when combined with a professional light tent and halogen lamps. The full set of light box, tripod & lamps was just £30 (from e.bay, oddly enough) and makes my rubbish camera take photo's like a pro!
Factor in your fees!
The numbers are all their above in black and white - it's actually very slightly less than quoted, but work on 15% in fees and charges and you'll be ok. It just means that if you're looking to double up on your sales, you'll need to double the cost price then add a bit on (20% to be safe) to counter the slice e.bay take.
Again, make sure you quote enough for postage so you won't end up out of pocket there. A little tip, it might be worth offering free postage and adding another couple of quid to your asking price - buyers like to think they are getting something for nothing!
Don't sell yourself short.
Tricky one this. Auctions attract the most attention, but buy-it-now listings guarantee you the price you want.
If I'm selling bulk items individually I usually put them on a fixed price listing. They may take longer to sell, but at least you guarantee that you won't end up losing money.
For individual pieces - let's say I've found a watch with a rubbish description and shaky photographs and won it very cheaply - I'll use the auction format. All it takes is to buy something with a bad description, take good detailed snaps of it and re-list with a detailed informative sales pitch and it's a sure fire way to make money.
Likewise with things I've bought away from e.bay (car boot sale, charity shop etc). I will use the auction format and start the listing at the price I've paid - that way it's almost certainly going to run into profit, but at the absolute worst it will leave me on a break-even, not out of pocket.
I've been an amateur e.bay trader for years now, and I've learned how to make it into a profitable exercise the hard way. Plenty of small losses, followed by a few small wins and now I'm trading there almost full time and have built up a strong reputation and have 1000+ feedback rating.
e.bay has a bad reputation at times, but for those who know how to use it to their advantage it is an incredible strong buying and selling tool.
Time and patience is all it takes to make a few quid, and if you have a strong interest in something (anything), especially collecting something, it can be a lot of fun too!
The fees are high for what it provides, but sadly there isn't a viable alternative. Live auctions are good, but fees are just as high with a smaller audience. Other sites have tried to emulate e.bay (gumtree etc) but just aren't as big - they can't come close to the market share that e.bay have built up over the last 20 years (founded in 1995) and in this case size really does matter!
Personally I think the fees are worth it considering the scope and reach e.bay have. I've bought and sold all over Europe, America and Australia - all without leaving my home town!
Happy shopping, happy shoppers!
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To continue where I left off on TNA the last time.
Here in the last few shows it seems the tag division has kind of hit a stale section. You don't see much in the way of feuding between many different tag teams like you used too. Motor City Machine Guns have been absent. The only two I have seen have been Ink Inc. and Mexican America. And of course M.A. got the belts from Beer Money.
By 1998 Stone Cold had reached the pinnacle of the WWF but there were no main event heels to challenge him for his belt. The Undertaker battled him as a face throughout the summer and he would also combat Mankind and Kane, neither of whom were seen as top level heels yet.
There was a secret race going on though. It involved factions, the Intercontinental Title and the Royal Rumble.
How to make a struggling midcarder into a solid maineventer
This blog is about struggling midcarders who have already been multi-time IC or US champs.Those are the type of midcarders this blog is about who are down on there luck,a perfect example could be John Morrison.Actually they don't have to be done on there luck but not able to reach the next stage of there career,
Updated 10-25-2011 at 11:02 AM by deadly56
November 9th 1997. The day the Attitude Era began.
The day the Attitude Era began will always be debated. Some will say King of the Ring '96 when Austin delivered the 'Austin 3:16' line, others will say WrestleMania 13 when Bret Hart and Stone Cold finally collided but I point to Survivor Series '97 as the key date. Austin is in no doubt the prominent wrestler of the era but
Haven't posted a blog in a while but I've been reading and the marks are still the same.
What TNA does wrong in your opinion?
Pushing their talent you always argue as to whom deserves a push. Credibility claiming that TNA is no longer a credible wrestling organisation. Hulk Hogan, Eric Bischoff, Jeff Hardy etcetera... individuals that work in the company.
Updated 10-23-2011 at 10:00 AM by Frank
Hey guys Knox here. I'm blogging on the stars who need a face/heel turn today in wrestling. Gimmicks and personalities become stale after a while and sometimes a turn can help rejuvenate a star. First of all, this list will not include Kane, Ken Anderson or Matt Morgan. Lol those 3 guys have turn more than anyone on wrestling history haha do the math.
Lets kick this off guys,
Updated 10-23-2011 at 09:59 AM by Frank
First off, I would like to say that I do not often post on this website and that this is my first blog. Second, I feel guilty about writing this about a day after RatedATB posted a blog entry about WWE PPVs. While RatedATB wrote more-so on which PPVs should be shown and I'm writing on pricing and the number of PPVs, I still feel guilty, especially on the count of my suggestions section. For those
This blog is about wrestlers who I think should have won a past Royal Rumble instead of the person that actually won it. It will also list how I would book the wrestler at Wrestlemania. I think it would have been better if it actually went this way.
Original Winner: Mr. McMahon
My Pick: The Rock
Since The Rock faced Stone Cold at WrestleMania that year, I
Updated 10-22-2011 at 06:44 PM by Frank
Well with the Lack of responce I had to my last blog I decided to do something a little more interesting. This is the Top 5 Combacks in Wrestling History. This Isnt a 1 time comeback, Its a list of men who came back to wrestling either from injury, Drug and Health issues or just retired, and when they returned they were better than they were before they left. Better in Ring and Bigger Stars than
Updated 10-21-2011 at 07:21 PM by THE_CRIPPLER
What's poppin everyone. I've been wanting to get something off my chest and that's WWE's ppv schedule. It seems every year the WWE adds or subtracts a show in favor of another and my question is why? What was wrong with the original schedule? In my opinion one of the worst things they did was making the themed ppvs. If it were up to me (and I wish a lot of things in WWE were up to me), I'd go back
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A court-martial (plural courts-martial) is a military court. These military courts can determine punishments for members of the military subject to military law who are found guilty or may dismiss the charges based on the evidence and the case presented. Virtually all militaries maintain a court-martial system to try cases in which a breakdown of military discipline may have occurred. In addition, courts-martial may be used to try enemy prisoners of war for war crimes. The Geneva Convention requires that POWs who are on trial for war crimes be subject to the same procedures as would be the holding army's own soldiers. Additionally, most navies have a standard court martial which convenes whenever a ship is lost; this does not necessarily mean that the captain is suspected of wrongdoing, but merely that the circumstances surrounding the loss of the ship would be made part of the official record. Many ship captains will actually insist on a court-martial in such circumstances.
Serious offences are considered by a court-martial. The courts also consider cases when the accused is an officer or holds rank above that of his commanding officer, or when the accused demands such a trial. Prosecution is controlled not by the military, but by a Prosecuting Authority that is independent of the chain of command. The defendant's lawyer, furthermore, may be a civilian, and costs may be borne by the military.
There are two types of courts-martial: the District Court-Martial (DCM) which may punish the accused with up to two years imprisonment, and the General Court-Martial (GCM) which may punish the accused with up to life imprisonment if the offence is serious enough.
The District Court-Martial is composed of three members and the General Court-Martial of five members; in each case, one member is designated the President. The members may be warrant officers or commissioned officers. The members of the court judge the facts of the case, like a jury and, after conviction, vote on sentence along with the judge advocate.
They may also determine the sentence, but in the civilian courts, that power is granted only to the judge. The court is presided over by a Judge Advocate who is a civilian. The present Judge-Advocate General is a Circuit Judge and the other full-time Judge Advocates are Barristers or Solicitors appointed by the Lord Chancellor. There is a number of barristers and solicitors in private practice, who serve as Judge Advocates only on a part time basis. This is like a District Judge in the Magistrates Court/Recorder in the Crown Court. The presiding judge may instruct the members of the Court on questions of law and sentencing.
The jurisdiction of the District Court-Martial is sui generis and spans that of the Magistrates Court and the Crown Court.
Appeal lies to the Courts-Martial Appeals Court, which may overturn a conviction or reduce a sentence. Thereafter, appeal lies to the highest court of the United Kingdom, the House of Lords (the case, like all others before the House, is only heard by a committee of judges known as Law Lords).
Officers convicted at a Court-Martial can be dismissed, with especially serious offenders dismissed in disgrace and banned from serving Her Majesty in any capacity for life.This includes service as a policeman, postman, attorney, or any other position either in the civil service or requiring an official appointment. They may also be barred from certain professions, such as law (anybody convicted of a crime cannot practice as a lawyer). In some cases, they may also be barred from going into medicine, teaching, nursing, social work (especially in the case of sex offences and/or those against children) or working for certain contractors to the government.
During World War I there were a further two Courts-Martial. The Regimental Court-Martial (RCM), which rarely sat, and the Field General Court-Martial (FGCM). The FGCM consisted of three officers, one of them normally a Major who acted as president.
There are currently no limits on sentence durations within the military, although it is generally followed that imprisonment should not exceed the limits set by a civilian court dealing with the same crime. However, significant changes to the system will be introduced after the passage of the Armed Forces Act 2006.
The Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) defines military offenses and trial procedures for courts-martial.
As in all United States criminal courts, courts-martial are adversarial proceedings. Military lawyers of the Judge Advocate General's Corps (JAG) representing the government and appointed military lawyers representing the accused present and argue relevant facts, legal aspects, and theories before a military judge. The accused can also hire civilian representation at their own expense.
The lawyers must follow military rules of procedure and evidence as allowed by the presiding judge. During these trial proceedings, the military judge decides questions of law. In non-capital cases, the accused may request to be tried by the military judge alone or by a jury, however, discretion in granting such request lies with the military judge. A court-martial jury is called a panel of members. This panel decides questions of fact as allowed by law, unless the accused chooses to be tried by judge alone, in which case the judge will resolve questions of law and questions of fact. Both the court-martial members and the military judge are members of the armed forces. Members of a court-martial are commissioned officers, unless the accused is a warrant officer or enlisted member and requests that the membership reflect their position by including warrant or enlisted members. Only a court-martial can determine innocence or guilt.
After the American Civil War, the only U.S. soldier executed for desertion was Private Eddie Slovik.
Unlike federal courts established under Article III of the U.S. Constitution, a court-martial is established under Article I and does not exist until its creation is ordered by a commanding officer. Such officers are called court-martial convening authorities. The legally operative document that a convening authority uses to create a court-martial is called a court-martial convening order.
General courts-martial require an investigating officer, with at least the rank of captain (naval lieutenant), to hold a hearing to review government evidence which outlines the elements of the alleged crime. These investigations are referred to as Article 32 hearings because they are described in article 32 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). In the Air Force and Navy the Investigating Officer is usually a JAG officer, in the Army it is usually a non-lawyer. The accused is present and has an attorney to examine evidence and testimony. The Article 32 hearing is a major discovery tool for the defense. The investigating officer then sends the report with recommendations to the convening authority, who may then refer the case for court-martial.
Convening authorities may decide on actions other than court-martial, especially when the government case is weak. The charges may be dismissed or disposed of at a lower level, and include actions such as administrative reprimands, summary courts-martial, nonjudicial punishment, or administrative separation.
Courts-martial have universal jurisdiction over active duty military personnel, subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice. This means that no matter where a service member is in the world, if they are on active duty, they can be tried by a court-martial. Under new laws to deal with contractors operating abroad with the armed forces, some civilians are also subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
If a service member is court-martialed and they feel that the result was unjust, then the service member can submit their case to the convening authority, which is the officer (usually a general) that originally had the service member court-martialed. This is similar to asking a civilian governor for clemency or a pardon. After clemency requests the service member may submit their case for review to the Court of Criminal Appeal for their branch. See Army Court of Criminal Appeals, Navy-Marine Corps Court of Criminal Appeal, Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals, Coast Guard Court of Criminal Appeals
Cases can be further appealed to the United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces and the Supreme Court of the United States.
As the final last resort, the convicted service member can ask for executive clemency also known as a 'reprieve', or a pardon from the President.


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Posted 04 October 2012 - 18:30
Can someone else with ie9 please test this? Would be appreciated
Posted 05 October 2012 - 05:40
Yeah no issues on IE10 either for some odd reason.
and why should they stop using IE if it's what suits them best?
strange, but I'm not experiencing those problems on my end.
NVM. Damn it, I tested it on IE10.
Not sure about some of the bugs you listed, I barely use IE9 except when traveling and then I dont go any further then the frontpage usually. But most of the issues I've noticed around the site, werent there a while ago.
I just tested this in Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit with the same results.
There are tons of bugs on the site. Here are some to bring to your attention:
1. If I open the notifications menu in a new tab all it gives me is a blank white page. This is only a problem if you do it on the main page.
2. I recently changed my name and the name tag you can put in your sig (Like you have) did not change to represent my current user name. I contacted Neobond and David Legg several times but the issue has not been resolved. Many people have the same problem.
3. On the "more" tab, if you click on it it opens in a new window and list the options that are in the drop down menu. (Is it meant to do that?)
4. SLOW the last few days. It takes 30 seconds to like or submit a post.
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Posted 05 October 2012 - 07:52
Seems no one either noticed or just hasn't been posted yet.
But the main site has a few little bugs that can be quite frustrating.
It used to work properly, but since a while there are 2 major things I've noticed.
pressing reply wont open up the reply box below the comment, but at the entire bottom.
pressing like will take you to the front-page.
Both these issues are not on IE10. Just IE9.
Running Windows 7 starter 32bit.
Posted 05 October 2012 - 10:17
Can someone else with ie9 please test this? Would be appreciated
Posted 05 October 2012 - 10:40
Yes, stay on topic or will have to get a moderator to start slapping people.
Will quote myself again from earlier in the thread, so we can get this issue the original poster asked about...... fixed.
Posted 06 October 2012 - 12:54
IE10 metro doesn't show those kinda glitches to me either.
Couldn't replicate that in my VM, could it be graphics driver related?
Yes I have. Even tried with dev tools. Seems like since today I've been having the exact same issues on IE10, which is my desktop, haven't visited neowin much on my home desktop for the last few days though, so might been a bit longer and go by unnoticed.. Entirely different machine.
I can not reproduce these problems. They seem javascript related. Did you clear cache?


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There's also a new feature in this release that allows you to designate a module as Purgeable. This will prevent the module (and any associated links) from being saved when you export. This is very handy if you have parts of your schematic that you don't need to have in the exported version. We've used this in the new Bitmap Knob module to automatically strip out the preview module.
Additions and fixes:
– Adding modules that contain a Preset Parameter or a Preset Parameter Array componenet wasn't synchronising with any Preset Manager that might be present
– Various problems with audio when using two or more Poly to Mono components
– The wrong sampling rate was being used in components like Pitch to Frequency if a schematic was loaded which tried to use an audio device that wasn't present
– Fixed some graphical anomalies when you export VST
– Duplicate MIDI messages were being sent to a host when using an exported plugin
– Fixed a possible crash when undoing certain actions in schematics that uses wireless links
– Fixed a crash that can occur on close when deleting modules from the toolbox
– New export to standalone exe feature
– New purgeable modules feature
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– Bitmap Knob
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