eBay is an online auction and shopping site that allows people around the world to buy and sell items online. On September 4, 1995, Pierre Omidyar launched eBay in San Jose, California, under the name Auctionweb. Through the internet, people may sell their things on eBay. It was started in September 1995 when Omidyar's girlfriend was cool with Pez candy boxes but had trouble connecting with others who shared her interests. Omidyar created an auction website to facilitate communication between his girlfriend and Pez candy box fans in the United States. Omidyar had no idea that eBay would become so well-liked and quickly become overrun with people who enjoyed collecting Pez candy boxes, Barbie dolls, and other stuff.

In 1996, Jeff Skoll was brought on as the business's first president and first full-time employee. In September 1997, the business changed its name formally to eBay. He renamed EchoBay to eBay in his second file because the mining industry had already registered the website. eBay announced the acquisition of PhiSix, a 3D virtual fitting startup, on February 20, 2014. On July 25, 2018, eBay announced new collaborations with PayPal's competitors Apple and Square while ending its long-standing partnership with the latter.

The largest electronic market in the world, eBay has 147.1 million registered users, sellers from 29 different nations, and millions of things traded daily over tens of thousands of categories.

On Google App, eBay has so far received a rating of 4.7 stars together with 4.45M reviews. The app has been downloaded more than 100 million times. On App Store, eBay receives a score of 4.8 out of 5. There are altogether 3.6M ratings.

1. Look for products

You may look up details about the item on eBay, where you can also check the price and make an immediate purchase.

2. Product information 

By viewing the most recent product information, you can decide whether to buy or not after viewing the most recent content.

3. Alternative services

You can experience the distinct satisfaction of more services because there are many items and services within.

4. Join shopping

You can find what you need by adding the items you like to your shopping cart.

Pros

1. There is a professional customer service

For sellers, eBay has a dedicated customer service, which can be communicated through telephone contact or web session.

2. Low threshold

Compared to opening a store on Amazon, the threshold for opening a store on eBay is lower.

3. Pricing options

eBay has a variety of pricing methods, including no reserve bidding, reserve bidding, priced sales, and one-price transactions

4. Relatively fair

The ranking is relatively fair, and sellers can get exposure through auctions.

Cons

1. The backend is challenging to use

For certain sellers with inadequate English skills, the eBay background is presented in English, which makes using the site more challenging.

2. A single mode of payment

eBay only accepts PayPal as a payment method at the moment.

3. Favor buyers, have rigorous criteria for sellers

Since eBay prioritizes the shopping experience of its customers, its sellers' product quality and post-purchase support are of more importance. If a business receives substantial complaints, it may be forced to close.

You may buy items from all over the world on eBay, a very well-known global e-commerce shopping network. Users only need to spend a short time registering an account, and great will run promotional campaigns with very few discounts, so you should choose the lowest price to purchase this item. On the eBay, you may acquire some secondhand items, search through millions of products, and buy a variety of vintage digital products or items with historical significance.