E-mail is the best and easiest way to communicate with eBay sellers and successful buyers. If you have your own computer and an ISP (Internet server provider), you probably have e-mail access automatically [more…]
Writing a good description of the items you sell on eBay can mean the difference between success and failure. There are many ways you can improve your description, by using the right tone, knowing how [more…]
After reading feedback you’ve received from another eBay user, you may feel compelled to respond. If the feedback is negative, you may want to defend yourself. If it’s positive, you may want to say thank [more…]
The first written communication you might have with a prospective eBay buyer is an inquiry e-mail. A bidder can ask you a question about your item by clicking the Ask the Seller a Question link on the [more…]
Although it can be helpful to automate your eBay business, you should take the time to personalize even your canned e-mail responses. If you decide to send automated responses, choose a program [more…]
If a buyer is slow to pay for an eBay auction they have won, you may need to send a payment reminder. Writing a payment reminder can get sticky. You don’t want to aggravate the buyer, but time is wasting [more…]
You probably aren’t going to send out a payment-received letter for every eBay transaction, especially when they’re paid through PayPal. But it would surely be nice if you did. Staying in constant communication [more…]
Once a bidder wins an auction for one of your eBay items, this is a great time to let the customer know just how darned tickled you are that they are spending hard-earned money with you. Your thank-you [more…]
The Outlook Payment Request Wizard enables you to give the e-mail that you send to your eBay customers a more professional look by including a custom icon link to a PayPal payment page. If you’re using [more…]