ebid.co.uk

ebid.co.uk: eBid - buyers needed. (285 words)
by - written on 19/10/09 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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ebid is an online auction site in a similar vein to eBay where you can both buy and sell items of all varieties. I've been a keen user of eBay recently and was turned onto eBid by another review on this site saying that it was a great alternative, if not better than eBay. Unfortunately, I have not found this to be so. If buying, I think these sites are much of a muchness although given that eBid is still less popular than eBay I imagine you can get a bargain more easily here. The real differences occur as a seller. Ebid has one advantage over it's rival and that is that you are not charged for listing an item (eBay charges a minimum £0.10 for any ...  Read the complete review

Express Review on ebid.co.uk
by JewelEffects - written on 28/09/09
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I joined the USA side on us.ebid.net on February 1st 2008 and opted for the seller+ lifetime membership of $49.99. I've not looked back since. It started out slow for me but over time I've been getting more and more sales each month plus I purchase quite a bit on there too.

With lifetime membership you get 5 FREE stores - 5 FREE pics per listing - unlimited listings - free to list (or 2% Final Value Fee for gallery auction) - extra options for a minimal fee - unlimited payment options - varied selection of shipping choices - brilliant editable feedback system both ways - friendly & helpful forums - excellent customer service.

And best of all, whether your a seller or buyer, you get 1(one) ebid member ID which helps keep scammers off the site.

You have nothing to lose.

Express Review on ebid.co.uk
by An online auction user - written on 28/09/09
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eBid.net is fast becoming the venue for collectors and sellers of collectibles and used items. While eBay becomes a 'shopping mall' for new items, eBid is picking up the smaller sellers and individual sellers and the collectors that follow them. There are new items too, but not endless listings of the same item.
The search engine works the way you want it to - you can easily find any item and narrow your search - without annoying items that don't match getting thrown into the mix. And no silly 'best match' marketing forced down your throat.

Can Ebid top Ebay??! (421 words)
by - written on 26/06/09 (Very useful, 156 readings)
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I started using Ebid recently as i got fed up with the charges that Ebay decide to charge you. The money to pay out was starting to creep up, and so i chose to register with Ebid instead. I found Ebid through searching on the internet for other auction sites and after looking at the reviews for Ebid, decided to join. I paid the one off fee of £49.99 for the Lifetime Seller account. You are able to chose whether you want to pay a Final Valuation Fee when you place items on there to sell. There are a variety of options to choose from. If you do not want to pay any extra fees, this means that you won't get a picture when your items are listed. If you want a ...  Read the complete review

ebid.co.uk: Use EBID NOT EBAY (229 words)
by - written on 29/05/09 (Useful, 54 readings)
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Those who sell items on the website should look towards joining with E Bid.Switch from Ebay to E Bid as the website is growing each day with new members on the website. They charge you 50.00 which is a one time payment for a seller fee on the website. After that payment you will only be charged a 2 percent final value on the website for selling items. So you would not have to worry about high fee charges from the website for selling items. Other options on the website include leaving bad feedback for members who scam. Remember negative feedback is no longer available on Ebay so this is another plus point about Ebid. As E Bid is still growing with ...  Read the complete review