eBay UK: Go Global!

eBay encourages you to sell your items to thousands of users from more all over the world. Use the following information to learn how to effectively sell to eBay's global community.
List your Item

Choose the auction currency to list your item
If you want to sell primarilly to an international market, you may want to list your item in US Dollars on ebay.com. However, Americans are adept at buying in Sterling.
Don't forget too that you can list on any other eBay site in the local currency. Keep in mind that users on all eBay sites can still find your item when they "search".

Let users know that you will ship internationally
If you want to sell to a world-wide market, let buyers know you will ship to them. Check "Will Post Internationally" in the Postage Terms of your item description. If you do not want to ship outside of your country, do not check this box.   (More information on Postage)

Posting Terms

Seller Pays    Buyer Pays Fixed Amount

Buyer Pays Actual Posting Cost Will Post Internationally

See Item Description

List accepted payment methods
By giving potential buyers a variety of options for payment, it is easier for buyers to purchase from you. You can also tell them if you accept payments in multiple currencies.   (More information on Payment Options and Currency)

Accepted Payment Methods(choose as many as apply)

Money Order/Cashiers Check Personal Check Visa/MasterCard

COD (collect on delivery) On-line Escrow American Express

See Item Description Other Discover

Let buyers know your postage methods and costs

Many buyers are concerned about exactly how international postage works and how much it will cost. If possible, let users know who is responsible for shipping costs, and how much it might cost to different parts of the world.

State other transaction costs
Tell your international buyers if they are responsible for any other transaction costs, such as insurance or escrow.
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Sell Smart

List your Item

Payment Options

Currency

Time and Dates



Close the Deal

Insurance and Escrow

Shipping

Packaging

Customs

Taxes

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