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In October, eBay rolled out his instant sales program that allows you to sell your old gadgets-commerce giant. You just identify the type of device that you are going to sell and its State, and eBay will offer you a price for your gadget. Once eBay receives the packet, you will receive payment credited to your PayPal account. Today, eBay starts iOS for instant sale, enables you to Exchange cash for gadgets on the go.
Like instant sales Web platform, the iPhone application provides a tool for consumers to sell or dispose of old electronics. Within an application, determine the type of device you want to sell and describe its State and you'll see a proposal. If you accept the offered price, eBay will supply you with a pre-paid shipping label free gadget to be sent. Your PayPal account will be funded accordingly.
Of course the app does something great with iOS devices you wish to sell (if you are using a device that you want to sell). The application will determine the type of device that you use, and you just refine capacity and describe its condition to get the proposal.
eBay said sellers sold over $ 133 million iPhones in 2010 alone (this is more than 435.000 iPhones, almost 350 000 of which have been used or repaired), so clearly this is a big market. Since the launch of instant sales, sold and their high prices (based on the "excellent" item condition) are the Apple iPhone 3 G 8 GB ($ 117), Apple iPhone 3GS 16 GB ($ 179) and the Motorola Droid A855 ($ 45.18).
It is no secret that eBay has been pushing in recent significant mobile strategy and builds an army of mobile applications. eBay said that its mobile applications generated global gross merchandise volume 2010 almost $ 2 billion, triple, 2009. And in 2011, eBay plans to double its mobile GMV again to $ 4 billion.
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