Kapoorankush that is a 100% SCAM!! There is no such thing as eBay payments or money transfer through eBay or delivery done through eBay. They don't do that.
It's all a complete lie to make you feel secure by telling you eBay this and eBay that and then they steal your money.
100% SCAM!
Please don't fall for those lines. eBay is like a newspaper. People place ads in it to sell things. They happen to offer a payment service PayPal. But they themselves don't take money, the don't hold goods to inspect them, they don't ship the goods, there are no such things as eBay agents or any such nonsense.
As soon as you hear that, the person is lying to you. RUN!!!
When you find doing what's right hard to do - you've got a problem.
It's all a complete lie to make you feel secure by telling you eBay this and eBay that and then they steal your money.
100% SCAM!
Please don't fall for those lines. eBay is like a newspaper. People place ads in it to sell things. They happen to offer a payment service PayPal. But they themselves don't take money, the don't hold goods to inspect them, they don't ship the goods, there are no such things as eBay agents or any such nonsense.
As soon as you hear that, the person is lying to you. RUN!!!
When you find doing what's right hard to do - you've got a problem.
unfortunately there are pedophiles everywhere, its just as likely to encounter them through a newspaper or any other type of media - that is why all parents need to use great caution and diligence - no matter they find a sitter
I have looked at it several times, and used it to buy a new vehicle recently, however, it is quitre annoying to have to change cities and see a lot of the same listings again and again
I don't understand this statement here.
I have a car ad running right now on Kijiji, and I was under the impression that I am only allowed to list it in one location,,, the location nearest me
It's right now listed in Kelowna, but I wanted to place it in Vancouver, and was told that I was not allowed to do this?
I don't understand this statement here.
I have a car ad running right now on Kijiji, and I was under the impression that I am only allowed to list it in one location,,, the location nearest me
It's right now listed in Kelowna, but I wanted to place it in Vancouver, and was told that I was not allowed to do this?
I list in multiple locations - and yes, it is a PITA to have to switch cities and write the listing all over again ...
If you can mail the item(s) you have for sale, why not list in all the major cities and see what kind of buyers you can find out there?
If you can mail the item(s) you have for sale, why not list in all the major cities and see what kind of buyers you can find out there?
Can eBay Capitalize on Kijiji's Potential?
http://seekingalpha.com/article/65820-can-ebay-capitalize-on-kijiji-s-potential?source=yahoo
With each passing month, eBay's Kijiji service continues to gain users at an unprecedented rate. Kijiji New York alone has over 22,000 ads. What is impressive is that Kijiji's ads last one week and there is a limit of 25 ads per person. Thus, the majority of ads are not from spammers. Craigslist, possibly feeling the heat, has extended their ads to last 30 plus days. Additionally Craigslist is so cluttered that one gets lost visiting the site.
Many people still do not even know that Kijiji exists as advertising has been limited. However, Kijiji's clean interface and easy to use map make it a prime favorite to overtake Craigslist in the not too distant future. Now if only eBay can make money from the site. Note to eBay: Please at least start putting some display advertising on the site. If you wait too long, there will be too many users and we will start hearing the crying whining pains of "We will boycott Kijiji if ads appear." eBay is allocating a lot of resources to Kijiji. One can also say that eBay's 25% investment in Kijiji was used to learn the classified trade. Thus Ebay needs to monetize the site and soon.
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They are setting us up to fail
http://seekingalpha.com/article/65820-can-ebay-capitalize-on-kijiji-s-potential?source=yahoo
With each passing month, eBay's Kijiji service continues to gain users at an unprecedented rate. Kijiji New York alone has over 22,000 ads. What is impressive is that Kijiji's ads last one week and there is a limit of 25 ads per person. Thus, the majority of ads are not from spammers. Craigslist, possibly feeling the heat, has extended their ads to last 30 plus days. Additionally Craigslist is so cluttered that one gets lost visiting the site.
Many people still do not even know that Kijiji exists as advertising has been limited. However, Kijiji's clean interface and easy to use map make it a prime favorite to overtake Craigslist in the not too distant future. Now if only eBay can make money from the site. Note to eBay: Please at least start putting some display advertising on the site. If you wait too long, there will be too many users and we will start hearing the crying whining pains of "We will boycott Kijiji if ads appear." eBay is allocating a lot of resources to Kijiji. One can also say that eBay's 25% investment in Kijiji was used to learn the classified trade. Thus Ebay needs to monetize the site and soon.
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They are setting us up to fail
Ur right connie, some people are so bored, depressed and negative they attack anything lol.
I get negative about things too, but when I see positive signs on something, I am the first to admit to it.
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They are setting us up to fail
I get negative about things too, but when I see positive signs on something, I am the first to admit to it.
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They are setting us up to fail
