selling in ebay.ph

@enciel (368)
Philippines
April 18, 2009 9:33am CST
Hi i am a filipina and wanted to start selling some handicrafts of my family in ebay and some old functional stuff, anyway i wanted to know what do i need to sell stuff besides the pics of the items i am selling. I am kind of confused on the payment method. I do have a paypal account but it's not yet verified because i don't have my own credit card yet. I do have a credit card but it's just an extension of my mom's so i don't have exact full use of it but if is really needed i can ask her to let me use it. Anyway if ever i am selling what is the safest way of transaction i can use. And how to send the package to the user if ever someone buys from me too. ANy help is appreciated greatly!
2 responses
Psiwind
@Psiwind (21)
• Philippines
18 Apr 09
You don't need a verified paypal account for you to open a sellers account on ebay.ph. To open a sellers account all you have to do is go through phone verification. Usually it is just a txt msg. You can start selling afterwards. Method of paying for your buyer can be done through bank transfer. and when you pay for your sellers fee you could do a one time payment. It easy to sell on ebay.ph
enciel
@enciel (368)
• Philippines
18 Apr 09
hi i currently have a savings account, a bdo atm card that was provided to us by our office is that okay to use? if i do put that then does that mean the buyer will send the money on my savings account?
Psiwind
@Psiwind (21)
• Philippines
18 Apr 09
yes but do not post your account number on your listing. Only when the transaction is done then you could send an electronic invoice using eBay.ph and you could indicate your account number there.
jlamela
@jlamela (4898)
• Philippines
20 Apr 09
I am also planning to sell stuff on ebay. But I don't know the process of participation online shopping and selling. I am also looking for seminars regarding online selling and franchising, if there are any you know there. Anything about being an entrepreneur because I want to devote myself on business than working in a company.