What's New in eBay.....

During the last year eBay has added tools to make for a better experience in bidding and selling.

There's a new "Sell Your Item" form which was introduced at the close of May 2007 which helps newbies and sellers alike.

At http://myworld.ebay.co.uk one can create a MySpace-like eBay homepage. Put in your own biography, sale items, feedback score and blog.

There's a much improved buyer protection coverage of £150 providing you pay using PayPal - that applies to all your purchases. Check out www.paypal.com/securitycenter for details.

Whether you're using Internet Explorer or Firefox for browsing, you can search for items without actually visiting eBay. Just click on arrow next to the magnifying glass at the upper right hand corner of the screen and choose Find more providers from the drop down menu; then select eBay, then click on the Add Provider button. From the drop down menu again choose eBay as the search engine and you'll then be able to search for items directly from your browser.

If you've got Windows Vista installed you can download the eBay sidebar from www.auctionsidebar.com , this keeps tabs on items you might be selling, bidding on or watching.

New Turbo Lister 2 is available at http://pages.ebay.co.uk/turbo_lister for selling items in bulk.

Find out what's selling best on eBay. Whether its collectible, books, CD's, DVD's or whatever...go to            http://tinyurl.com/264rrq  

At eBay Blogs you can create your own personal blog and post all the latest about your auctions, information you might want to share and more at http://blogs.ebay.co.uk

There's a new feedback system that allows much more detail  at rating sellers, not only on their overall performance but also on postage and packing costs.

You can put you own eBay discoveries directly on to your own website, MySpace, Blogger,Wordpress and other services at http://togo.ebay.com