Ebay

[Rory]

I have lots of eperience with selling phones on eBay, here's a few tips:

if you must use the auction listing, make sure you cancel stupdly high bids as soon as you spot them

look at what other people have sold the same item for in the past, so you know what bids are likely to be genuine

remember, feedback isn't always as it seems, if someone has 40 positives 100% for 1p ebooks, its nothing, if someone has bought 5 Ford Escort parts, playstation games, and a rabbit cage with normal prices, thats proper feedback

I always use buy it now listings, and require immediate payment, that way, the item doesn't sell until the money is in my paypal account

POSTAGE - use a trackable service, and keep the details, paypal and eBay get plenty of bad feedback, but if you are careful, you can't lose out

Any questions, feel free to ask

[Rory]

also I should add, if someone genuine puts a bid on of a stupid amount, it normally means that they are interested in the phone, but have noticed a scammer has bid on it and are trying to stop you being ripped off, I noticed its a Samsung omnia, I just sold mine about a week ago for £245, auctions are finishing anywhere between £200 and £250, possibly a little more, but definitely no more than £275