Does anyone sell on Ebay?

I don't know. Maybe it has something to do with Ebay policies scaring the buyers and sellers away. Someone in the Ebay forums said the traffic drop to 5o percent and that happens few years ago. Who knows they might even drop further. When I go to Ebay to browse the items, I saw most cheap items don't even have bids eventhough they listed 1 cent for the auctions and those auctions are going to end. Maybe the item you're selling doesn't interest the buyers. I'm might sell stuff in Ebay as well but seeing the traffic, I refrain from doing so.

When I was selling on Ebay I had a hard time at first, since there were a lot of the same type of items. If you can afford too offer a reduced price on shipping or have a buy out option. I found that the ones that did not have the buy out option did not do that well. A lot of things have changed on Ebay in the last few years and people are not really buying on the site anymore. Also try to make sure that your description is as informative as possible and try to offer multiple pictures of each item. That's hat helped me in selling most of my items. I stopped though because I found other sites to sell on, but most of my items were home made and there are a lot of sites that are geared towards home made items.

Well for new sellers it is indeed kind of hard especially if we don't have a high feedback score yet as a seller. Sometimes established buyers don't purchase from new sellers because we don't know what we're doing yet. I've only sold a few items on there and i don't think i'd be a power seller soon. I guess if you have a lot of competition or if there aren't many people looking for the item you're selling of course you won't be able to sell much. Also if your title does not include any strong keywords buyers use it can lead to it not being searchable much. For the basics of selling in eBay it would be best to read articles on selling there first before listing any items just so we don't get frustrated when we find out about stuff after we sold an item. Here's an article i believe will help people who are planning to sell in eBay for the first time: http://computersight.com/software/basics-of-selling-in-ebay-com-for-new-sellers-read-this-to-avoid-potential-frustrations-from-not-knowing-what-you-are-getting-into/

i feel like selling on ebay is very slow. I will suggest for you to sell in forums, especially in focused forums. I have tested and result is very positive.

One time i tried to sell an Antique from our very house, i did get queries but those were just additional infos, the problem though is i was selling worlwide, then i prompted to local ebay and got the sale.

I have not yet sold anything in ebay . Actually how does it work? Do we need to make any invest for it? And also please explain me the requirements for it?

it is hard to say what sells and what doesn't. buyers are a very fickle bunch.

You have zero feedback, which a lot of buyers find off-putting - it makes you look like a fly-by-night merchant with no history. You can fix this by making a few cheap purchases to get positive feedback - getting into double figures will do. Also I'd use a bigger font in the listing, and use positive words to emphasise the advantages of the glasses. Also, why do you only ship within the US? You're potentially losing a big market there.

I used to sell stuff on ebay but I got out about 5 years ago. Sometimes selling on ebay is a good way to lose money. Buyers go to ebay to buy bargains. The reason your items are not selling is your zero feedback. Trust is hard to earn. You should build up your feedback first by selling lower priced items or buy a few things just to get more feedback.

I have tried my hand at Ebay a little. I will look at garage sales and thrift shops for good items I can resell, usually collectibles and post them online. If it's something somewhat valuable or rare or collectible, the bidding can be decent. The Ebay fees have gotten low so that's not an issue, however the cost of shipping can be very high, and many customers don't want to pay it.