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eBay has played a prominent role in Australia's online retail space since it launched Down Under way back in 1999. No longer simply a marketplace for everyday people to sell their unwanted items, eBay now serves as a storefront for major brands like Sony, Dan Murphy's, Target, Quiksilver and many, many more.
With such a diverse range of products on its digital shelves, eBay is one of Australia's most popular online destinations during the Boxing Day sales, making it worth checking out what's on offer this year.
For all the sales head to the Boxing Day sales page or scroll down for eBay Boxing Day offers.
It might be easier to list the products that eBay doesn't sell. Jokes aside, the online marketplace carries an enormous range of products spanning categories like fashion, food, appliances, home entertainment, music, movies, video games, computers, arts and craft, toys, furniture, books, health and beauty, gardening, pets and a whole lot more.
These products have big-name brands attached to them, too. From Apple and Armani to Witchery and West Elm, there's a good chance you'll find the specific item you're after, even if you have to order it from an international seller.
What is eBay's returns policy?
eBay provides a minimum level of protection when purchasing products from its sellers. If you don't receive your order in the first place, the seller will have to send a replacement or give you a full refund. If your item arrives damaged, faulty or just doesn't match the description of what you ordered, you can request a replacement or refund.
For change-of-mind returns, the policy differs from seller to seller. Many sellers will accept returns based on you changing your mind within a short period after your purchase, but some don't. Be sure to check the item listing before making your purchase to ensure you know what options are available to you.
In the event a seller doesn't comply with your request for a refund or replacement, you can ask eBay to step in on your behalf. eBay will then review the situation and attempt to resolve it fairly for both parties.
How much does delivery cost on eBay?
Since packing and shipping your order is handled by the specific seller you purchase from, delivery costs can vary dramatically from product to product. While the bigger eBay stores tend to have a standard delivery process using Australia Post or their preferred courier service, smaller sellers and those from overseas may charge more than you expect. Be sure to check the delivery costs on an item's listing before placing your order.
An increasing number of eBay sellers are also supporting other methods of delivery. Click & Collect allows you to pick up your order from your local Woolworths supermarket, ParcelPoint location or a variety of other participating retailers. Some orders may also offer local pick-up, giving you the option to collect your order from a seller's physical store or another predetermined location.
Here’s what you’ll want to know to help you shop smarter during Boxing Day sales this year.
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Set yourself a budget and stick to it! When shopping sales, it’s important to give yourself a budget that’s manageable. Don’t overspend on things you don’t need or want just because the temptation is hard to resist.
Make a list. Think before you buy. Don’t embark on a sales shopping spree without considering first what it is you want to buy. Take a look around your home or clean out your closet to get to grips on what you really need to pick up in the Boxing Day sales this year.
Browse in advance. Once you’ve made your list, browse eBay and other retail sites before the sales hit. If you’ve got your eye on something specific, add the items you’re interested in to your eBay watch list. This will make locating these items and purchasing them at their sale prices easier when the time comes.
Do your research. Boxing Day means even fiercer competition between eBay sellers. Check out the discounts offered by those selling the same products to make sure you aren’t missing out on a better deal somewhere else.
Matt Sayer is a technology writer and editorial engineer for Finder, combining industry expertise with data-driven solutions to help people make better decisions. His extensive portfolio spans investigative reporting on the roll-out of 5G, statistical analysis on the legacy of E3 and guides for popular products like mobile phones and smart speakers. Matt has a Bachelor of Computer Science from RMIT University and is passionate about finding ways that technology can better our lives.
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