Discover the ease of selling on eBay.

Jumpstart your business with an eBay store and reach out to millions of global eBay buyers. Whether you are selling locally or globally, incorporating PayPal into your eBay listings can help attract more buyers.

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Set up an eBay seller account

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Create a seller account on eBay and link it to your PayPal account.

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Verify your PayPal account to increase your credibility and/or to set up an eBay Store.

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Create your eBay listings and start selling.

eBay is here to help you succeed.

Whether you're a big business or just a casual seller, eBay is a great way to reach customers around the world. It's easy to get started, and you can potentially start making sales as soon as you list your items.

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Setting up an eBay Store.

Grow your international business through an eBay Store:

  • Display all your listings—regardless of format—in one convenient location.
  • Create and personalise your eBay Store with a unique web address.
  • Access to eBay Store tools to build, manage, promote and track your business.
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Sell with confidence.

PayPal’s Seller Protection programme covers eBay sellers for claims, chargebacks and reversals for unauthorised payments and items not received for eligible transactions that are paid for with PayPal.

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Questions and Answers

What are the requirements to sell on eBay?

Before you can list your first item on eBay you'll need to:

Provide details with a valid credit card, debit card, or bank account information.
Inform eBay how you would like to pay your seller fees.
Select the payment methods you'll accept.
Make sure your Feedback Profile is public.
It is also recommended that you verify your PayPal account.

To open a Premium or Anchor eBay Store , your eBay seller performance level can’t be below standard.

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