As previously stated, you will receive more questions than bids. This is because people want to ask questions before buying a new or used car, especially online. Looking at pictures of a car is nice, but it is not the same as viewing it in person. Although questions are likely, you can reduce their frequency by writing an accurate and detailed vehicle description and by taking and listing quality photographs.

When an interested buyer has a question, that question will appear in your email inbox. Unfortunately, scammers take advantage of these notification features from eBay. If you weren’t already aware of phishing scams, know them. Scammers pretend they have a question about your product or claim there is a problem with your account. A good sign is if someone mentions your account in general or an item you are selling without being descriptive. What they do is create a fake website that looks just like eBay. When you login, they still your name and password