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I sold my first stealth item a couple of days ago and Ebay have the nerve to send me this.

You've done it! You've sold your first item and it's making someone happy right now - and you've pocketed the cash.

The first time you sell is always the hardest but now you've learnt the ropes you'll be able to do it more easily next time.

Everyone has dozens of items in their homes that millions of eBay buyers want to get their hands on, so take a look around your house and list those items you're no longer using.

What a joke!, who gets the money in their pocket after two days on a new EBay account?!. I actually refunded my buyer, because it sold for too little, i'll stick to selling cheap items till I get feedback.

congrats, how are you getting on with your ip/vpn log in issues?

Well that's a sore point at the moment, a friend gave me a couple of VPN's but I can't use them with alot of sites like Ebay, Amazon etc, won't even let me bring up log in screen.

At the moment i'm getting a friend to log into my PP and EBay back home and doing the necessary, because i'm overseas.

Need to get another VPN, there's clearly some problem with the ones I have.

I hope you are kidding, right? You actually refunded someone because it didn't bid up to your expectations?

Not a good way to start your new stealth account. And definitely not recommended here.

Not to mention what your 1st seller feedback might be?

Good Luck Though?

Well luckily the guy was cool about it and also had 0 feedback, I came up with an elaborate story.

The thing is that I wanted the cancel the transaction because I changed my mind about selling it, but didn't realise you can't end listings in Auctiva, and I couldn't log into EBay direct because I was overseas. I tried to change the price so nobody would buy it, but changes to listings in Auctiva take ages, and in the meantime I had a bid.

If you're overseas and can't get into your ebay account, how did you get the Auctiva token?

I can't quite remember, must have done it when I was back home