Have you ever sold yourself something on eBay to cash your eBay bucks?

I was thinking of listing something (anything) on my wife's account for the exact price of my eBay bucks then my eBay bucks are cashed in her account minus fees. Cash minus 13% might be better than force buying something.
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I always spend my ebucks on underpriced error coins for inventory.
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If you have multiple accounts that access eBay from the same IP address they can't interact.
It will look like shill bidding.
<< <i>No, but I used a dollar bill to wipe with when there was no toilet paper at a rest stop along the highway. It was either that or my cell phone. >>
If you buy your own item at a buy it now price it is not shill anything. eBay is perfectly happy to take the fees from you even when you are buying your own stuff. Yes you can buy your own item with eBay bucks and lose the 8 or 13% fees if you so choose.
<< <i>No, but I used a dollar bill to wipe with when there was no toilet paper at a rest stop along the highway. It was either that or my cell phone. >>
OMG... TMI TwoSides2aCoin
cops don't like it
especially when you counter their blah-blah-blah & belief that's it's littering by saying..."show me the judge who'll rule money as being litter"
<< <i>How can it be shill if buy it now? I'm starting to think maybe not a good idea. My wife has her own computer. >>
If you and your wife live in the same house, you have the same IP address.
eBay monitors IP addresses between sellers and buyers and they can't be the same.
Mad Marty once met a friend for lunch and showed they guy a coin he had listed. The friend bid on it using MM's laptop.
30 Day suspension.
<< <i>eBay monitors IP addresses between sellers and buyers and they can't be the same. >>
This is not true at all anymore. AND you can now bid on auctions of friends and family. That was changed a couple years ago.
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<< <i>agentjim007, aside from the shill bidding issue, that is actually a good idea. You can also carry it a step further... after the sell, cancel it on ebay (item no longer available, etc...) ... then the fees will be re-imbursed! A neat way to cash ebay bucks for cash! >>
If a sale is cancelled, eBay bucks are put back in your account. They are dumb, but not quite that dumb!!
If you buy a "BUY IT NOW" item, there can be no SHILL. You are not bidding anyone else up.
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<< <i>agentjim007, aside from the shill bidding issue, that is actually a good idea. You can also carry it a step further... after the sell, cancel it on ebay (item no longer available, etc...) ... then the fees will be re-imbursed! A neat way to cash ebay bucks for cash! >>
If a sale is cancelled, eBay bucks are put back in your account. They are dumb, but not quite that dumb!! >>
That didn't happen last time to me.... used ebay bucks, seller cancelled, all showed up in my paypal account. Perhaps just a fluke....
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<< <i>agentjim007, aside from the shill bidding issue, that is actually a good idea. You can also carry it a step further... after the sell, cancel it on ebay (item no longer available, etc...) ... then the fees will be re-imbursed! A neat way to cash ebay bucks for cash! >>
If a sale is cancelled, eBay bucks are put back in your account. They are dumb, but not quite that dumb!! >>
That didn't happen last time to me.... used ebay bucks, seller cancelled, all showed up in my paypal account. Perhaps just a fluke.... >>
If you send something back you bought with eBay bucks, and they refund the money to cancel the sale, they come back to you as eBay bucks in your account. I guess I never thought about just cancelling a sale and saying it was a goodwill credit or something. I suspect that would throw red flags if it happens all the time on your own eBay bucks!
<< <i>agentjim007, aside from the shill bidding issue, that is actually a good idea. You can also carry it a step further... after the sell, cancel it on ebay (item no longer available, etc...) ... then the fees will be re-imbursed! A neat way to cash ebay bucks for cash! >>
But if you cancel the auction, not only are the Ebay & PayPal fees refunded, but the Ebay Bucks are also removed so you're back where you started. No way to keep Ebay Bucks and avoid Ebay Fees. You can do a local pickup to avoid the PayPal fees.
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<< <i>If a sale is cancelled, eBay bucks are put back in your account. They are dumb, but not quite that dumb!! >>
That didn't happen last time to me.... used ebay bucks, seller cancelled, all showed up in my paypal account. Perhaps just a fluke.... >>
If the seller cancels, that's a defect and one step closer to being suspended.
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<< <i>No, but I used a dollar bill to wipe with when there was no toilet paper at a rest stop along the highway. It was either that or my cell phone. >>
<< <i>Did your wallet smell after you put that bill back? >>
No. Coincidentally when I deposited it later, the bank teller sniffed her fingers and said, " … it smells like money to me "
Guess what I asked her ? " Do you waste money ? "
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<< <i>No, but I used a dollar bill to wipe with when there was no toilet paper at a rest stop along the highway. It was either that or my cell phone. >>
<<< note to self...never accept cash as payment from that ol tricky wabbit twosides2acoin...must always stay vigilant in his presence
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<< <i>No, but I used a dollar bill to wipe with when there was no toilet paper at a rest stop along the highway. It was either that or my cell phone. >>
<<< note to self…never accept cash as payment from that ol tricky rabbit twosides2acoin…must always stay vigilant in his presence >>
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