Previous post: eBay Explained! 2005: Malaysian PayPal Issue
During eBay Explained! 2005, eBay also shared a few selling or auction tips. Since I still don’t have any experience yet, I’ll just write tips they revealed (that I managed to jot down):
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After measuring how much your blog worth, here comes a new tool to measure your blog. This gematriculator determines whether your blog is good or evil by doing some keyword calculation (which I don’t wish to understand). Here’s what I get:
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Just today when I log in to Google Sitemaps, I see that the user interface has improved. I find that I can actually see some statistics for each of my sites (You need to have your site verified to view the statistics). In the stats, you get to see:
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Previous post: eBay Explained! 2005: eBay.com Vs eBay.com.my
If you have never heard about this, PayPal currently accepts Malaysian credit cards, but they don’t send checks to Malaysians or transfer funds to Malaysian bank accounts. This is the main concern of most Malaysian eBayers. During the talk, I can see a few of the participants can’t wait to ask questions about this. However, the solution given from eBay was not a promising one.
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Eng Lee, a blogger, a freelancer providing IT solutions such as customised system development, web design and development, and IT related consultation.
