How does a seller get paid selling on Ebay?
How does a seller get paid selling on Ebay?
I have some things that I want to sell on Ebay. I was told by a friend that I would contact Paypal to set up a way to get paid. Is this true? How does it work.
I got an email from Ebay saying that I can list for free Oct 1-6 and it’s easy to list, sell and ship.
go to both websites and sign-up and wait, go read through the help section about shipping and getting paid and how it all works. Fees too. Get familiar real good, then sell one item to get used to how it works in the real world. Go from there. But read read read read.
Can be very rewarding but be informed first, to make the sales go smooth.
You can also get a paypal debit card which is nice because at the post office or whatever method you choose, you can pay the shipping cost with the card directly from your paypal account. And the buyer pays shipping so that makes it very handy as you can see.
You create a Paypal account linked to a credit card or bank account. Then when you set up your eBay ad, you out in our Paypal email address used during sign up. Then when an item sells the buyer will lay you before you ship it out. Usually the money is available if you used a credit card in your Paypal sign up but if you use a bank account usually they hold the money in your account over a period of a month. You can use the money as soon as the item is recieved or if they leave you feedback.
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go to both websites and sign-up and wait, go read through the help section about shipping and getting paid and how it all works. Fees too. Get familiar real good, then sell one item to get used to how it works in the real world. Go from there. But read read read read.
Can be very rewarding but be informed first, to make the sales go smooth.
You can also get a paypal debit card which is nice because at the post office or whatever method you choose, you can pay the shipping cost with the card directly from your paypal account. And the buyer pays shipping so that makes it very handy as you can see.
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