Here is a link to a video about selling on Ebay.
Click on the link and enjoy:
http://www.ebayuniversity.com/gotraining/selling_basics
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If you click on the blue "comments" link below a post, you can read any previous comments and add a comment of your own in a small pop-up box. After you've typed your new comment in the space provided, you may post the comment by clicking in the name/URL button and then adding your name and an email address, particularly if you want a personal reply. The URL or email address field is optional. You may also click the anonymous button to post without giving your name.
Use the "Preview" and "Publish Your Comment" buttons to finish posting your new comment.
Finally, if you click on the main title of any post, it will appear on its own page and any comments are shown below the text. (Try it.) That can be handy if you want to print just that single post.
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