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Services and Tips
Below are some helpful services and tips that you might use after your auction has ended.

During The eBay Auction
These independent third parties provide services that might be helpful to you before your auction closes. You should negotiate these services before your auction ends.

	Shipping  Need to pack, ship and trace your item? E-Stamp makes shipping easy with a special offer for eBay users. Also consider using the USPS, Mail Boxes Etc. and iShip.com! Mail Boxes Etc.® - Use the packaging and shipping experts at Mail Boxes Etc.® to be sure your item gets to your buyer in good condition. Check out the new Internet estimating and shipping tool from Mail Boxes Etc.®	E-Stamp Services U.S. Postal Service  iShip.com
	Escrow  Need an independent escrow service? Try i-Escrow.	i-Escrow
	Insurance Need insurance on an item? Most shipping companies offer insurance as one of their services.

After The eBay Auction
eBay is only a venue for your auction. After an auction closes, you and your trading partner are responsible for completing the sale.

	Contact each other via e-mail  The seller's e-mail address and the high-bidder's e-mail address are available on the End of Auction Notice.
	If you have trouble connecting If you have trouble contacting your trading partner via e-mail, you can request contact information.	Information Request
	If you want to leave feedback Our community depends on feedback from people like you. Please use our Feedback Forum to let everyone know how your transaction went with your trading partner!	Feedback Forum
	If you are a seller  eBay offers convenient services to you if you are a seller. Quick access is available to the following services. To easily relist an item that didn't sell, go to the item's page and follow the instructions there.	Account Status  Current and Recent Auctions
	If you are having trouble  If you are having trouble connecting or communicating with your trading partner, look here for our suggestions and procedures.	About Complaints
	Watch for fraud Internet Fraud Watch was launched in March 1996 enabling the National Fraud Information Center to expand its services to help distinguish between legitimate and fraudulent promotions in cyberspace and route reports of suspected fraud to the appropriate law enforcement agencies.	www.fraud.org
	Dispute Resolution Buyers and sellers can use SquareTrade, an independent, neutral third party to help resolve disputes that may arise.	SquareTrade