China sets and art and again watches. Nobody wears watches anymore so unless it's an antique or has scrap value....unless maybe if it's an authentic Rolex.

I'm having the same problem as Calcoastgal. Yesterday the pages kept freezing up so I just gave up. Today is the same and I am able to get it going again with the refresh also but kind of annoying. I frequently have issues with my wireless connection so I had just assumed it was about that.

I know there's been some discussion about this in the past year but I'm wondering how it has been going for those that use it. Last year I unknowingly offered it on some listings. I think I sold a couple items through it and had no problems but stopped using it pretty quickly. Not sure why. Anyway, here we are in a new year and all the sudden it's there again on my listings. Only noticed because I sold a (very fragile) clock for a bit over $800.00 and panicked because the buyer was listed as being in Russia (I think). I always list as US shipping only but there are those that just bid anyway and hope you will ship to them. Then I see he has paid and shipping is very inexpensive. I check and the address is Kentucky. ? That's when I finally figured out it is an EBAY Global Shipping situation. Anyway, I sent it, he got it (pretty quickly actually) and has already given me great feedback.

So my question is, are any of you consistently using the Global Shipping Program and how is it going? Also, my other concern is items over $250.00 which must have signature confirmation. Who signs? The Ebay crew in Kentucky or the buyer at the final destination?

It helps if you have a PayPal account in your wife's name as well.     Just keep it under 20K!

Absolutely!

I got mine last year by end of January. Ugh. It was a surprise that I was not expecting!

Love huge flips like that! Few and far between to be sure. Bought a boat at an auction last year only because no one else would bid. In great shape with current registration. Just big and not something most people would have been prepared to move. Paid $500, took it home and sold it a week later for $4200. Didn't even have to wash it. Did have to deliver it though because the buyer didn't have a truck. Actually he didn't have anywhere to keep it either. He had me deliver it to a storage facility. Hmmm maybe I will get to buy it again someday.

Where I live craigslist does not really cover my geographic area at all. But I have similar problems selling on Facebook and other venues. I typically just have people meet at my house. (Very small realtively quiet community). I usually don't give out my address though until they text me to say they are on their way to pick it up, that way I do not give my address out to flakes. Worked pretty well so far, if we arrange for a time and they don't text, I lost a sell that night but hey at least they don't have my address.

same here.