Buying on eBay this Christmas and want some top tips? Want to sell your telly, handbag or car but really can’t be bothered to go through the whole eBay process? Looking to get your business onto eBay? Want to raise money for your favourite charity or perhaps you want some advice setting up your own eBay shop? Auctioning4u, the eBay experts, have all the answers and will be revealing them at their first road show event set to roll into Paddington Station on Wednesday the 29th November.

The company, who are the UK’s first and fastest chain of eBay-drop shops – with six shops currently open and a further six to open in the New Year - will have a branded stand on the station concourse and expert staff on hand to answer everybody’s queries about buying and selling on eBay as well as revealing some nifty tricks and tips. They will also be handing out goody bags and even offering customers the chance to sign up for a free home collection.

Buying on eBay takes minutes but selling on the auction site, that currently attracts 200 million people worldwide, can take up to two hours. Auctioning4u take the hassle away from you by managing the entire auctioning process from start to finish.

Celebrity names are also turning to Auctioning4u to help out their favourite charities. The most recent being Julien MacDonald who donated a fabulous floor length evening gown from his AW ‘06 collection to sell on eBay, while rock God’s Coldplay sent in a T-shirt worn by lead singer Chris Martin, and signed by the whole band, to benefit top holistic cancer charity CANCERactive during their Cancer Prevention Fortnight. In addition, Auctioning4u is helping turn eBay into an important retail channel for FTSE 100 companies and major public sector organisations.

Want to know more about eBay, or just have an attic full of stuff you want to get rid of? Get down to Auctioning4u at Paddington Station for all the answers!

Auctioning4u at Paddington station

Wednesday 29th November 2006

6am – 10pm

Posted: 11|27|06 at 10:09 am. Filed under: UK News.