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This is not against eBay rules, although they will not like it.
Be one of the first! Get your foot in the door.
If you don't know Bitcoin, no problem. It is easy and I will teach.
This can be hugely rewarding, financially.
Be a Bitcoin Facilitator: send me other sellers' item numbers and get $3.00/$4.90 for each transaction that goes through. Imagine you can get me 100,000 items!
The items are already listed on eBay, so there is not much work involved, just the co-operation of the seller. I just need a list of the ebay item numbers of the items they're willing to accept Bitcoin for and the seller's email.
I will need at least 200 items per list, from one or multiple sellers.
Many sellers will need to be educated about the purpose of Bitcoin as a payment vehicle (currency) rather than an investment type security. They will learn that they can use bitcoin transitionally for the duration of a transaction and that they can use Coinbase for a slick/easy PayPal-like experience.
You will get your own payment page, that is a link with a an instance of your Wallet, which is customized for you. It will automatically insert your BTC address as a payment recipient of a fixed amount of $3/($4.90 during promotions).
This is hard coded into the wallet, so, your payment will arrive automatically as the transaction goes through!
Embed your link everywhere! It is much like Amazon’s referral program. Examples are:
-- Direct eMail
-- Blogging
-- Social Media
-- YouTube
-- Own Website
-- Embed your Link Everywhere!
Summary:
Each completed transaction, regardless of size, will pay you $3 (or $4.90 during promotions). Bear in mind, you will submit bulk lists with thousand, tens of thousand, hundreds of thousand or even millions of listings. It can be very rewarding for you and you would be on the forefront of spreading the use of Bitcoin. Get your foot in the door today!
Thank you,
Axel
P.S. Co-founders/Co-investors wanted!
Don't be just a yodler! Do something for Bitcoin and help make it a currency before it becomes a collectible or a gambling chip. Quit yodling. It sounds nice but is not productive
