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Wednesday, 29 October 2008 06:52

According to an article in AuctionBytes, Microsoft is offering 30% cash back if you arrive at eBay thru www.live.com search.  So one would think the best way to shop on eBay this Holiday Season is to find the item you are looking for on eBay.  Then go back to Live Search and enter the item to make sure you get the discount coupon.  Make sure you see the Cashback icon at the top of the screen 

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eBay announced a series of Holiday shopping initiatives that will become available on November 3, 2008, and said shoppers are already saving 30% off MSRP on many of the hottest gift items. "At least 50% of the site's inventory in gift-giving categories such as lifestyle and technology is new merchandise, ensuring gift givers can find what they're looking for," according to the announcement.

eBay said that shoppers can increase their Holiday savings by taking advantage of Microsoft Live Search Cashback.  Shoppers who arrive at eBay through Microsoft Live Search can receive up to 30% cash back on the purchase of any eligible fixed-price item when using a PayPal account through the Microsoft Live Search Cashback Program.

Information on all of eBay's Holiday deals will be featured at www.ebay.com/deals, debuting on November 3rd, 2008.  Among the featured offers are the following:

Daily Deal: Beginning November 3, 2008 for 45 days a different product - from categories including electronics, sporting goods, video & game accessories, DVD movies and home & garden - will be available each day at a fixed-price and deep discount off MSRP with free shipping. These limited-quantity items will be available daily by 3 p.m. EST.

Bid From $1: Shoppers can bid on some of the hottest electronics all starting at $1 on eBay, by taking part in "Bid From $1" auction format series. From Nov. 3 to Dec. 17, thousands of new items such as MP3 players, GPS devices, cameras, video game consoles and video games will be offered in auction-style listings with $1 starting bids, no minimum final-price reserves and with free shipping.

$1 Holiday Doorbuster: Each day from Nov. 24 to Dec. 8, the eBay site will offer $1 Doorbuster deals - limited quantities of two different items at a fixed-price of $1 and one surprise luxury item, also at a fixed-price of $1. Items will include popular toys and games, fashion accessories, sporting goods and electronics.

"People constantly tell us that finding great deals is one of the reasons they love eBay," said Stephanie Tilenius, General Manager of eBay North America Marketplaces. "Shoppers will be exceptionally cost-conscious this holiday season, and we want everyone who is looking to save money to look no further than eBay to find all the gifts they want at the best prices around. There is simply no need for anyone to pay retail."

In addition, shoppers will find over 3.5 million listings on eBay with free shipping this holiday, offering shoppers even more value. Free shipping and other deals can be combined with coupons for 10 percent off that will be issued to millions of qualified eBay buyers this season, through members' "My eBay" accounts. (eBay holiday coupons valid on any auction-style or fixed-price listing when PayPal is used as a payment method. See individual coupon for specific expiration date.)

http://www.auctionbytes.com/cab/abn/y08/m10/i28/s02

 

 

 


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written by WebShopper , November 02, 2008
Wow Thanks for the info I am on this like a fly on S%#*
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written by Harrient , November 02, 2008
I tried to get this to work, but I have having problems in getting the icon to appear on my eBay screen

Any one else having this problem

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written by M.C. , March 14, 2009
I've heard of the Microsoft deal and I'm not sure how they profit from this. I believe there is a limit to how much you can save with them.

In any event, Harrient, if you can't get it to work, please visit my site at www.cashbackatebay.com/secrets.html so you can get cash back from all your eBay purchases and earn residual income referring others.

How much cash back can you earn from eBay? Up to 36% of the seller's fees in cash back when you shop. Or earn 20% of the seller's fees, PLUS 4% of the seller's fee when your direct referrals shop and your referrals shop (to five generations). You get referral commissions on the entire eBay seller's fee. This includes the seller's insertion fee, final value fee, and any listing upgrade fees.

Have a prosperous day,
M.C.

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