do you bid at auction?
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hmm.. those with credit card should be more willingly to spend right.Originally posted by Gordonator:i bid and buy my anime figures on sg yahoo auction. things to take note, u must have a credit card account in order for u to sell items on yahoo auction.
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your post had been most helpful. thanks.Originally posted by Honeybunz:My friend who frequently sells her products advised me that to sell to local, use yahoo.... sell to overseas, use ebay.
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i am grateful for all the replies. cheers..
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no no no. u must have a credit card in order to create a yahoo auction account and sell your stuffs. not buying.Originally posted by YI:hmm.. those with credit card should be more willingly to spend right. 
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yup. apparently, yahoo auction is more popular in sg while ebay have more users in other countries..Originally posted by Honeybunz:My friend who frequently sells her products advised me that to sell to local, use yahoo.... sell to overseas, use ebay. -
hmm.. wonder what's yahoo! rationale behind this. any thoughts?Originally posted by Gordonator:no no no. u must have a credit card in order to create a yahoo auction account and sell your stuffs. not buying. -
debit card oso can.Originally posted by Gordonator:no no no. u must have a credit card in order to create a yahoo auction account and sell your stuffs. not buying. -
i have no ideas.Originally posted by YI:hmm.. wonder what's yahoo! rationale behind this. any thoughts? -
I'm not sure about the rationale behind this, but I believe it's a deterrent against fraud seller. With the Credit Card details, actions can be taken against them.Originally posted by YI:hmm.. wonder what's yahoo! rationale behind this. any thoughts?
I'm hoping that all buyers will also be required to have a credit card verified account cause there's a lot of unrated buyers who bid on your items and disappear once auction closes.
BTW, I'm a frequent users on SG Yahoo! Auction, with over 100 ratings. I'll say Yahoo! Auction is a better place to sell, eBay Singapore is simply too deserted already. Probably due to the requirements of having a CC / DC to open the account. -
thanks for sharing. it does make sense now that you mentioned it.Originally posted by photo_seeker:I'm not sure about the rationale behind this, but I believe it's a deterrent against fraud seller. With the Credit Card details, actions can be taken against them.
I'm hoping that all buyers will also be required to have a credit card verified account cause there's a lot of unrated buyers who bid on your items and disappear once auction closes.
BTW, I'm a frequent users on SG Yahoo! Auction, with over 100 ratings. I'll say Yahoo! Auction is a better place to sell, eBay Singapore is simply too deserted already. Probably due to the requirements of having a CC / DC to open the account. -
I like to bid, then don't pay
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u are a asshole u know that?Originally posted by pretzel:I like to bid, then don't pay -
good for u! remember to watch out for vehicles when crossing the road.Originally posted by pretzel:I like to bid, then don't pay -
why nobody bid handphones one?
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bcos the ah beng hp shops are selling the no-contract ones so cheapOriginally posted by kaobeikaobu:why nobody bid handphones one? -
You better not be 2 of the idiots which fly aeroplane on me!Originally posted by pretzel:I like to bid, then don't pay
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You're welcomed. I'm just hoping that some deterrents can be made against bongus bidders. Maybe instead of CC verification, SG Yahoo can use i-Banking verification since it seems that not much buyers hold Credit Card.Originally posted by YI:thanks for sharing. it does make sense now that you mentioned it. -
There are. I've sold Nokia 3310 , 8210 , 8250 , 6600 , 7250i, 6670 and several other phones there and slightly above trade in price at shops.Originally posted by kaobeikaobu:why nobody bid handphones one? -
that would certainly enlarge the pool of potential bidders but i seriously doubt there is anything we can do against pranksters.Originally posted by photo_seeker:You're welcomed. I'm just hoping that some deterrents can be made against bongus bidders. Maybe instead of CC verification, SG Yahoo can use i-Banking verification since it seems that not much buyers hold Credit Card.