A product description is concise, and questions answer details

I first used the online auction in December 2000.

The number of listings is 545, the number of successful bids is 43, and most of them are listings.

Looking back, I think the system of online auctions has improved a lot in the last 20 years.

In the early days, the exchange after the successful bid was directly by email, and the payment was also made by bank transfer.

As for shipping, we now do anonymous delivery smoothly later, but at that time, we had to do it all by hand, and keeping the shipping cost was also an essential point of the online auction, so we paid a lot of attention.

Now, the interaction with the other party is fully automated by the system, and I don't care too much, so I think it's convenient.

The categories I exhibit are PC-related and home appliances.

I love new products, so I repeat selling and buying.

The most important thing to look out for when selling at an auction is the appearance and function.

You can post a lot of photos at the current online auction, so all you have to do is take a picture of the appearance and accessories.

However, it can be difficult to explain the behavior with a photograph.

Of these, what I care most about are the devices that use batteries.

There is no problem because you can imagine that the new one can use the time on the spec, but the old one probably thinks how long the battery can be used.

However, this depends on the usage environment and is a time-consuming inspection, so I would like to avoid it if possible.

For cameras, camcorders, laptops, smartphones, Bluetooth earphones, I'm wondering how long the battery can be used if I was a bidder.

Until a while ago, I firmly indicated the conditions of use and specified the available time, but this is quite troublesome.

In addition to the battery, smartphones and PCs have many functions, so it isn't easy to check everything.

If you sell it as a junk item, if it is old, you can not expect a price, but you can simplify the explanation.

I want to sell new things as high as possible, so I think it is often disadvantageous not to write down the product's condition.

But recently, I stopped writing detailed explanations.

People who are willing to bid and who care more about the details will ask me a question.

At first, I had a hard time answering this question.

Therefore, I wrote the explanation so that I would not be asked as many questions as possible.

But lately, I've kept the product description simple and wrote only the selling points, and then only photos.

If the bidder cares about it, I will ask questions about specific functions to respond to it.

Since then, bidding time has been significantly reduced, and stress has been reduced.

The Internet auction is the same as normal communication, and if you try to convey everything in one go, the amount of information will increase.

Product information and photos of the appearance of new products are available on the manufacturer's site so that you can understand them.

All you need to tell is the condition of the product.

If you have any questions about the auction description, ask a question.

This saves time during the auction.

Even in online auctions, we would like to hone our technology to convey the necessary information to the other party simply.