EBAY question for you.

[Magick1]

I recently was helping a relative make some money selling items on EBAY since she doesn't have internet.

I had some items listed, most sold but a few items did not.

I received an EBAY email from a user stating they were out of town & saw that an item they wanted did not sell & am I still willing to sell it.

What's the proper protocol on something like this? Relist the item & let the person know?

Sell the item directly to that person for an agreed upon price (or will this break the rule about selling directly w/out EBAY?

HELP. This is the first time this has happened to me.

Thanks!

[lynnzop[$]]

I'd relist it.

[pippadaisy[$]]

Relist.

[emeleel]

Relisting protects you in case something goes wrong with the payment. If you take the person's payment and it's a scam (bounced check, etc.) but you did it completely on your own, then you're on your own trying to get back the money.

[Magick1]

Sounds terrific. I had 5 watchers, unsure why no one bid, but maybe over the holiday season, it will go.

Do you think decorative kitchen towels would sell on EBAY?

[Helen_B[$]]

People will buy anything on Ebay!

[Magick1]

I don't know if I should be happy or sad about they will buy anything on EBAY. I have tried to sell a lot of items, and some things just don't sell.