if I use dropshipping for ebay can I pay the dropshipper after I sell on e-bay?
97056
Depends on the dropshipper. Some are great, but they require membership. Some are not serious and you can kill your reputation. But answer is yes, there are alot of dropshippers that you can pay after you're selling.
950976
YES, I think so, also they required link to your checking account...Peoples bid and pay to your paypal account and after deducted all fee they will transfer to your checking or whever account you have set up with paypal. I don't have very good xperience with either ebay or paypal and just last month some body when in paypal and deduct over $100 from my checking, It taking me over 3 week to deal in between paypal and my bank in order for me to get my money back to my checking account. So I just "Goodbye" paypal and I just stick with good old cash transaction with Craigslist.com, I got better business dealing with local and cash. Just too many "crooked" out there
147908
Trust me; you want no part of the drop ship game. What once was a great idea has now spread so everyone and their mother is doing it. Margins are razor thin at best and I suspect non existent when you factor in most drop shippers "Membership fees" along with eBay and PayPal's cut.
1010600
yes, not sure about the specifics but you have to pay an insertion fee, if you do a "buy it now" you pay a fee if someone uses it...etc.  ebay has specials once in a while for sellers, sign up with them and they'll email you when they have it.
539170
Yes you do.The very nature of ecommerce is to for the buyer to receive their product or service ASAP.Likewise the seller  wants to sell while the visitor is there.You could operate on checks and money orders ,but that involves additional cost(postage) and elongated time for the buyer to receive their product or service,as the seller has to wait for the check to clear and then ship.Many items(non tangible)do not require a shipping cost ,but if you have to send a hard copy,then you have additional shipping cost added to the cost of the product or service.This is the day of instant acquisition and gratification,and if the customer doesn't buy from you because you offer no way to pay immediately,they will buy from someone else.Sellers are not responsible for credit card debt,the credit card holder is,and its about time they shoulder the responsibility for their own mismanagement.
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The only time you pay fees to Ebay is after you list an item for sale and/or sell something.  Ebay gets a small fee for the listing and a small percentage of the sales price.  If the buyer uses Paypal, Paypal also gets a small piece.  Altogether, the seller ends up losing 6-10% of the sale to Ebay/Paypal.  \n\nIf you purchase an item on EBay, you should never have to pay a fee.  \n\nThere are a lot of email "phishing" scams sent out by people pretending to be from EBay requesting your credit card number and personal information.  If you are paying these "fees" in response to such an e-mail I would cancel your credit card and check with Ebay to verify whether or not the fees are legit.
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It depends on how the buyer will pay you.\n\nIf you send an invoice through eBay with the choice of shipment (e.g. Priority or First Class), and the buyer pays by Paypal, this is what will appear:\n\nShipping & Handling via USPS Priority Mail\n\nSo if you login to your eBay or Paypal accounts and check the Payment Details, you will see the choice of the buyer re the shipping.\n\nIf the buyer will not pay by Paypal, but the buyer responds to the invoice you sent choosing check as payment method for example, the buyer will indicate the preference as well.\n\nOr the buyer can simply email you indicating his/her choice of shipment
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I can give you a link that deals with Payapl & Ebay transactions through Paypal. PayPal is one of the most popular online money transfer systems widely used for online auctions, pay to surf programs, e-books and purchase of  low value goods. It is now a part of the online auction website eBay. More details available at\n http://www.money-transfer.in/paypalindia.html
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find a drop shipper and sell on ebay
617190
You can use ebay Trading Assistants to sell your items for you. You can find them here http://tradingassistant.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?TradingAssistant&page=main\n\nOr you can use third party such as iSoldit.com which offers sells on ebay for others. You can bring to their stores your merchandise and they will sell it for you on ebay. You can find the list of iSoldit.com stores in your area on this page: http://www.i-soldit.com/locations.asp\n\nTheir commission is basically 30% of the amount the item's selling price \nhttp://www.i-soldit.com/fees.asp \n\nPlus, they will deduct from you the selling fees incurred as well as payment processing fees. \n\nSimply put, they are not cheap. But if you don't have time or dont want to be hassled taking pictures of the items or learning how to sell on ebay, they can make you better money than downright throwing the items or giving them to charity.\n\nFor example, you sell through them a scrapbook kit that ends for $20 -\n\nTOTAL PRICE = $20\n\nLESS:\niSoldit Commission (40%) = $8\nListing/Gallery photo fee = $0.70 \n5.25% fee = $1.05\nPayment processing fee $.30 plus 2.5% of the total transaction value (sales price, shipping & handling and sales tax) = $1.10\n\nSo you will end up with $10.20 more or less. Think if this is something you'd want\n\nAlso try the following:\n\nhttp://www.quikdrop.com/getstarted.php\nhttp://www.auctiondrop.com/TheUPSStores/TheUPSStores.aspx
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yes you have to pay to sell things. there are listing fees, picture fees option fees final value fees paypal fees. It is not worth selling small stuff in my opinion. I have been on ebay since 1998 and have made thousands of dollars, but am selective about what I sell.
916255
paypall isn't ebay, don't confuse the two and screw your customer, if the money hit paypal, you should ship!!!  ebay cannot take your money.  they may try and charge you but stealing is stealing
506392
Buying from garage sales and selling on eBay is fun, and good getting a few dollars here and there from ebay. Sometimes, you luck out on an item and hit big, but many times it will just be so-so (assuming you can even get the price you paid for it). In terms of fun factor, it is great. But from a business stand-point, it is not. Not sustainable.\n\nIf you want to earn serious money from eBay, you need to have a well-thought out business model. Selling on ebay is getting tougher -- just look at the number of auctions that closes without a bid. Go to the boards on ebay and you will hear even oldtimers complaining about how stiffer competition plus higher fees make it so much harder to sell on ebay.\n\nThe key success factor is: Sell products that people actually want. \n\nSelling on eBay is not as easy as some portray. In fact, go to eBay and check out the number of auctions that end without a single bid. Competition is getting tough, as more sellers go to eBay; even the big boys are joining in the eBay marketplace. Add to that the increasing listing and final value fees.\n\neBay has several ways for you to determine exactly what the hot items to sell on their marketplace: \n\nItems In Demand = the most popular items currently within that particular category. To see the In Demand page, go to http://pages.ebay.com/sellercentral/sellbycategory.html  \n\nHot Items by Category Report = a monthly report that lists the fastest growing categories on eBay for the previous month. Go to http://pages.ebay.com/sellercentral/whatshot.html and select "Hot Items by Category" from the menu on the left. \n\neBay Pulse = "a daily snapshot of current trends, hot picks, and cool stuff on eBay". Go to http://pulse.ebay.com/ to see eBay Pulse in action. \n\nMerchandising Calendar = eBay promotes specific categories on its home page each month. Savvy eBayers know that this home page exposure results in more interest in such categories. Go to http://pages.ebay.com/sellercentral/calendar.html  to view the current Merchandising Calendar.\n\nAs for items to sell, you can:\n\n1. Buy bulk liquidation items such as those at Liquidation.com. The capitalization may be big, but the idea is to sell the items individually and profit from it.\n\n2. Find manufacturers of items you want to sell and buy discounted items from them\n\n3. Make deals with retailers in your area, and offer to buy their unwanted items for deep discounts. jayandmarie - the most successful ebay sellers - made deals with music stores where they will buy the entire inventory in the discounted bins, and then sold the items on ebay for 1-cent starting bid.\n\n4. Look for possible partners on the Web, preferably outside of the US. Import items from them and sell them on ebay. There's huge profits to gain from this approach.\n\nI suggest you read the articles on Success with Auctions http://www.powerhomebiz.com/internet/auctions.htm
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Yes, it does. On eBay, when you list an item there is a fee you pay just to put it up. If it doesn't sell, you still have to pay the fee. (most listings cost under a dollar to put up)
952394
Dropship means that a warehousing company makes its goods available to you for resale.  This includes shipping the order directly to your customer, often without the customer knowing that it came from the dropshipper's warehouse.  It can be a very good way to start a mail order or Internet business.  You will, however, pay more than if you owned the merchandise and did your own shipping.  However, using a dropshipper means you will never get caught with a large quantity of merchandise you cannot get rid of or may have to sell at a loss.  Another advantage is that you can walk away from the entire business if you decide that it is not for you.
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Drop shippers dont work on Ebay.  But, if you want to know a true drop shipper, go for the ones that dont ask for money upfront.  They only ask for it when you make a sale.  Why ask for money up front and discourage you from ever trying to sell their product?  Each person they recruit could end up selling thousands for them.  It only takes one person.  Some drop shippers go and steal your customers by sending the product to your customers, but they dont put your name on the return label.  They put their name on there.  Drop shippers dont work unless you have a website or catalog.  But, I would suggest, after getting a steady order for your products, you should try to hold inventory to minimize these greedy dropshippers.  Just dont buy more then you can sell.  Some drop shippers help you create a website, and dont do much else.  They charge you for a website and then, dont help you at all.   They already got you.  And they might even try to get you to hold inventory even with no customer base.  Be careful.  If I were to try a drop shipper, I would spend the least as possible.  Like print out my own business card with a cheaply created website and see if people buy.  Then, I would slowly upgrade.  If it doesnt work, I throw away the free website and toss the cheap business cards and start all over.
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It depends on why your account was suspended!  Do you owe any fees? Did you post something against the guidelines?  I'm an avid ebayer and I would be able to help you, but why was your account suspended!!!!!!!!!!!!!   :)