Are you an ebay power seller?

What I do is research first. I research what I'm trying to sell to see if there is a demand for the item. If I see a lot of the same item I'm trying to sell, all with 0 bids, I normally don't list that item. Or if I only see a couple of that item with 1 or 2 bids then I read their description to see what made theirs sell to see if mine is comparable. I am a power seller on ebay, because I had a lot of one item I kept selling and ebay sent me invitation to be one. Now I'm out the that particular item so if I can't keep up the number of sells, I guess they'll take that status away. But it was worth it. When I got my invoice they deducted 20% from my invoice. So I suggest if they send you a invitation to sign up, take it. Even if you can't keep it up, it's worth it while it lasts.

Not anymore that was only when i lived in the united states but i no longer live in the united states i moved to mexico to see my mother but she is not even from mexico i do not know what she is doing there.

I'm not a power seller, just a regular seller here. To make sure every item I put up sells, I start all my items off at 99 cents. Except in rare cases of expensive items I'm selling. Not everything I'd ever put up has sold, but I generally do pretty well. I don't have any aspirations to become a power seller though. I just sell my old stuff and things I don't really want anymore. I don't have the time to start buying items in hopes of reselling them at a profit.

I am an ebay seller also. When I have things listed in my store, that have been there a while and are not selling, I go back and see which ones I could possibly offer free shipping on. Usually these are items that are not very heavy. I have also offered a deal with a 10% to 15% discount if they buy more than one item. One thing I like do several listings for similar items at the same time. People love to save money on shipping. Something else I do when I have a lot of items not selling, is to put them in a local consignment auction. I made $125 on the last one and it was all things that just were not selling for me. Just stuff I needed to be gone. I needed to get them out of my house and start some new items. Hope my ideas will help you out.

I was a power seller for a couple of months, but just didn't have the time to keep it up. I guess the best answer I can give you is to keep listing items that are on the hot selling list on ebay, if possible. Timing seems to be the key to selling successfully on ebay. Selling back to school clothes just before school starts up again, is an example. Check the completed listings on a similar item you are trying to sell and see if it actually selling before you list it. Power seller takes a lot of time and effort, but it is definitely doable. Good luck to you and your ebay endeavors!

I am not a sucessfull ebay seller , let alone being a power seller I have tried selling a few things but got nothing sold. Looks like 99% people only buy stuff from old sellers or those having 98%+ rating. i would have to find and ask a new seller who has started selling stuff and has been successfull.