About Us
eBay®
pioneered online person-to-person trading by developing
a global online trading platform that helps anyone
buy or sell virtually anything. eBay® is the world's
largest marketplace with more than 140 million
registered users
around the globe. eBay® permits sellers to list
Goods for sale, buyers to bid on Goods of interest
and all eBay® users to browse through listed Goods
in a fully automated, topically arranged, intuitive
and easy-to-use online service that is available 24
hours a day, seven days a week. AuctionStore.comTM is
an Internet-based seller of consigned merchandise
whose primary medium of sales is eBay®. The relationship
between AuctionStore.comTM, Inc. and the Seller is that
of bailor and bailee in which the bailee (Seller)
deposits his personal property (Goods) with the bailor
(AuctionStore.comTM, Inc.) for the purpose of listing
and selling the Goods to third parties through eBay.
The premise of AuctionStore.comTM is simple. A customer
drops off Goods they would like to sell at our location
and we arrange for those Goods to be sold online via
an eBay® auction. Goods sold are to be worth at
least $50. Goods with an estimated value of less than
$50 require a minimum upfront charge of $19.95 as
a listing commission to be listed by AuctionStore.comTM
for sale. Our ordinary Service Commission for Goods
sold range from approximately 10% to 39%, dependent
on the sales price of the Goods. AuctionStore.comTM
is not directly affiliated with or endorsed by eBay®.
eBay®is a registered trademark of eBay, Inc.
After accepting Goods it is
AuctionStore.com'sTM responsibility to:
- create a detailed, informative,
concise, compelling listing description for Goods
to be listed on eBay.
- describe the goods
- enter the listing for Goods on eBay.com,
- professionally photograph the Goods
- download the photograph(s)to eBay®
- package the Goods,
- store the Goods,
- respond to all inquiries about the Goods from potential
buyers, via telephone and email,
- process all financial transactions,
- process all shipping transactions,
- ship the Goods,
- mail a check to the customer once the Goods have
been paid for once the return period and refund period
lapses and all payments settle. |
