Anything Auctioned - Frequently Asked Questions

1. When will I receive payment?
The normal turnaround time for a payment to a seller is 4-5 weeks, however there are exceptions. For instance, if a buyer is not happy with an item and returns it or if, for some reason, we have to relist your item. This could cause a slightly longer delay in a payment being issued.

2. What happens to the items I leave with Anything Auctioned?
Here is how we at Anything Auctioned handle each item:

Catalogue and give you a receipt.
Research and compose a professional description for the item.
Present the item with as many photographs as necessary.
Place the item in the most advantageous listing category out of 50,000 eBay selections.
Initiate the auction at an optimised time slot.
Answer potential buyers’ questions during the 7-day auction.
Communicate with successful buyer.
Collect payment.
Pack and ship the item.
Keep you informed with monthly statements and send you payment in cheque approximately 5 weeks after the date of the receipt.

3. Why do items start at 99p?
Items we accept generally sell well on eBay. We recommend our customers to start the auction at 99p pence to encourage early bidding and broader participation, which often results in a higher final sale price. Although we strive for the highest sale price, please note that Anything Auctioned is legally required to accept the highest bid an item receives; we cannot return it to you if it sells for less than you think it is worth. Therefore, for high-value or unusual items we recommend setting a reserve price.