ebay.com Reviews

The best auction site ever, i bought and sold lots of items. The site is easy to navigate and fun to use, you have no problem with it as their site is always updated. you will feel a lot secure when bidding and selling than other auction site, you dont require your credit card details if you have a valid email account with your server. The site ...  Read the complete review

Yes Ebay.co.uk is the United Kingdom's version of the world's most successful online auction website - The site makes a lot of money - as it charges you for submission and final value fees - but has to - and is fair to do so as the website brings a lot of buyers and sellers together in a very organised system. Just register with them - bid for an ...  Read the complete review

Ebay.co.uk, the UK arm of the highly successful US site, is simply the best auction site available to Brits. The website is excellent, employing a first-rate search engine, making it easy to find exactly what you need - and it links to ebay's foreign site too, so you can buy from America. The market, therefore, is HUGE. What is ...  Read the complete review

Having used Ebay.com for a few years I thought I would share my experiances with ebay. My biggest concern was security and insurance when dealing with real money and goods online. Ebay for starters insures every transaction online. I am a baseball card collector, there is alot of money to be made trading cards and its big buisiness, just ...  Read the complete review

I've been selling and buying on eBay for over 4 months now, and I have to say that the introduction of charges has put me off quite a bit. You have no guarantee of selling your item and you still have to pay. Also I have come across quite a lot of people who don't pay and don't really care about the integrity of what they are ...  Read the complete review

This is a Auction site that really delivers some lovely stuff, but you do have to search quite hard. I have spent whole days trawling through the various catergories for many bargains. Things I have found are good cheap 25 inch TV, various PC sofware, and many kitchen goods. They offer a go-between service, i.e. they will make sure you get ...  Read the complete review

You might not think there would be a great deal of difference between using .com (the US version) and .co.uk (UK version) and on the face of it there isn't... However, for the confirmed addict, you will notice that selling fees change e.g. from time to time eBay will not charge insertion fees on one of the sites. Worth keeping an eye ...  Read the complete review

I was recommended e.bay by a "friend", some friend, I am now a broken shadow of my former self. Sleep deprivation and over spending have taken their toll. Having said that I would recommed E.bay.co.uk to anyone wishing to buy anything. Buying from the web can be frought with danger, for the seller and buyer. I have always ...  Read the complete review

Ebay is one of the largest auction sites on the web. It allows people to sell a variety of items under a variety of subheadings and there is a search engine for people to find exactly what they want. From every sale of an item, there is the chance to 'rate' the person selling / buying which helps in future to see if a ...  Read the complete review

Ebay was, I believe, the first mainstream auction site and is still, for sheer quantity and quality far and away the best. The UK version is rather puny still, but the worldwide site offers just about everything you could imagine - and probably several things you couldn't! I've been buying on this for some considerable time, mainly goodies ...  Read the complete review

I am addicted to Ebay as a collector of Lilliput Lane cottages I have found and purchased many. I have found all their sellers to be first class and have never had any problems. Ebay always inform me of my bid and if I am outbid they send me an email to confirm this with a product code link to save me looking on the site. Everything is put into ...  Read the complete review

If you have never linked into ebay yet, here is a word of advice...don't OR be warned that it can be very addictive and cost a fortune. Just this morning I notice an email put through to my husband telling him about a bid (I knew nothing about) on a 1745 coin. Talk to my husband about ebay and he sounds like Homer Simpson with ...  Read the complete review

I dont really like EBay, but alot of people seem to love it. In the film section, the descriptions of the films are all made to sell the film for as much as possible, like OOP (Out of Print) or VERY RARE, when most times the items are not half as rare or not out of print at all. There are a lot of pirated tapes and VCD appearing too now, ...  Read the complete review

Ebay is the easiest auction site to sell items, buy items, and bid on items. and great at beating other bidders at the last second. it's faster than all the other auction sites i've been at, it's got a smarter search engine, and it's got more people on it which means more money for you! Ebay has lots of amerians on it though. ...  Read the complete review

I have been using Ebay occasionally over a few months and I have had a great time looking for great deals on things that I want. A lot of the stuff I'm after is US based - the kind of stuff you can't buy over here - movie memorablia, US Sports stuff etc. It has such a large selection that anything that you could ever imagine is sold at ...  Read the complete review

I think ebay has got better over the last couple of months. It started out when I was looking that people would submit anything in there house..like pencils etc :) So it was filled up with so much stuff that was no use and annoying. Now they charge you to place an item on ebay which although is a good idea for the bidder (you don't ...  Read the complete review

"One man's junk is another man's treasure". Nowhere is this phrase more true than on the internet auction site ebay- especially when you sell it worldwide on ebay.com as opposed to nationwide on ebay.co.uk. My personal experience of ebay occured when I was desperately trying to shift a few records, cds and posters ...  Read the complete review

I once heard that Ebay was originally set up by a bloke who wanted a place where he and his girlfriend could swap/buy baseball trading cards with other people. If that's true, they must be quids (well, dollars) in by now! Ebay is a long established (for the Internet anyway) auction site, and has set out quite strict guidelines in ...  Read the complete review

Ebay easy for buyers......... although not quite as easy for sellers, Ebay is very much geared for the US/canada and mainly customers/sellers I have experienced have been US based. Which makes gettingmoney to & fro pretty difficult, we should be getting paypal{ credit card facilities} covering the rest of the world soon, but for now I have ...  Read the complete review

Ebay is still the no1 web auction site for two reasons: 1- It beat everyone else to the web auction scene in 1995, the site has developed a robust community, more buyers attract more sellers and paradoxically, more sellers attract more buyers. 2- Having more sellers means a better selection of goods. Yahoo and Amazon don't ...  Read the complete review