"Don't Get Burned on eBay".Every day, people fall into traps while bidding, paying, shipping and dealing with other eBayers. But you don't have to. "Don't Get Burned on eBay" (Wright, O'Reilly) helps you profit from others' mistakes. It's packed with hair-raising stories of people who made innocent mistakes that led to grief, humiliation, and loss of money. With sharp, witty rhetoric, veteran eBay user Shauna Wright (co-founder of the popular web site WhoWouldBuyThat.com), shows eBay veterans and newcomers alike how to avoid those nasty scenarios. Wright's book covers: --Bidding: Place smart bids so you don't get stuck with two pairs of Jimmy Choo This article is about the shoe designer. For the company bearing his name, see Jimmy Choo Ltd. Dato' Jimmy Choo OBE, born Jimmy Choo Yeang Keat, [1] is a London-based luxury fashion designer best known for his hand-made women's shoes. jeans --Payments: Never, ever, use Western Union. How the heck heck interj. Used as a mild oath. n. Slang Used as an intensive: had a heck of a lot of money; was crowded as heck. [Alteration of hell. does PayPal work? --Packaging: Great tips for acquiring free and discounted packing material --Shipping: Learn what shippers to choose and when; includes information on international shipping too --Other eBayers: Don't get ousted from eBay making cranky crank·y 1 adj. crank·i·er, crank·i·est 1. Having a bad disposition; peevish. 2. Having eccentric ways; odd. 3. or hasty hast·y adj. hast·i·er, hast·i·est 1. Characterized by speed; rapid. See Synonyms at fast1. 2. Done or made too quickly to be accurate or wise; rash: a hasty decision. comments. --Scammers: If it looks too good to be true, it probably is "This book is for anyone who's ever used eBay," says Wright. "Even veteran buyers and sellers often don't know Don't know (DK, DKed) "Don't know the trade." A Street expression used whenever one party lacks knowledge of a trade or receives conflicting instructions from the other party. the intricacies of eBay's and PayPal's rules." |
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