Learn how to add items to your cart so you can continue shopping and complete your purchase later. Your Purchase history. Keep track of all the items you've bought on eBay, leave feedback, and more, with your Purchase history. Your Watchlist. If you've got your eye on something but you're not quite ready to commit, you can add it to your Watchlist while you make up your mind.
Saved searches. If you frequently search for the same types of items on eBay, you can save time by creating saved searches. Paying for items. You can pay for items in different ways on eBay. This article will help you find the one that works for you and the seller.
Cancel an order. In some categories, you can offer personalization of the listed item. For personalized items, buyers have a free text field directly above the Buy It Now button where they can enter the information about the desired personalization.
Provide information in the free form text field for your customers to tell them what you need in order to be able to personalize the item. Keep it short and clear. You can use up to characters. Note: If you choose not to leave instructions for your buyer, an auto-text will be displayed instead. To cancel an order — whether it's a Buy It Now purchase or you've won an auction — you'll need to contact the seller and ask if they can cancel it for you. The seller can either accept or decline your cancellation request.
When you list an item for sale in an eBay auction, you choose a starting price, and interested buyers place bids. When the auction ends, you sell to the highest bidder. Make sure it looks nice! Sometimes you want simplicity when you are buying and selling.
Like in the real world, your store has shelves full of fine products with prominent labeling that declares the fixed-price. Someone grabs it and buys it for that price. This simple alternative to the wild world of auctions on eBay is called fixed-price listing or simply, Buy It Now. Buyers can purchase your item right away at a fixed-price. No waiting and no bidding wars. Buyers can make offers that you can either accept, decline, or counteroffer. Whereas auctions generally favor one-off sales or items of a particularly special nature, fixed-price listings tend to favor businesses consistently listing similar items.
Regardless of pricing or demand, if you have multiples of the same item, or if you want to sell products for consistent amounts, fixed-price listings are better suited to you. Not only will it be easier to manage, as your listings will auto-renew, but you will be more likely to sell items. Both listing styles can help a merchant move product, but at the end of the day, the one that is best suited to you depends on your items and business goals.
If you have unusual and collectible items, auctions are likely a better fit for you. If you prefer consistency and reliability, then fixed-price listings will likely suit you more. I think you know who to choose.
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