Get a quadcopter for aerial photography & capture gorgeous shots from the air!Redeeming a coupon code at eBay is relatively easy to do once you're in the checkout process, which you'll find detailed in the steps below:Although eBay is an auction site that is already designed towards offering customers low prices, it does feature a permanent clearance section on its website where customers can go to see any "Daily Deals." Reach this section by simply clicking on the "Deals and Gifts" link from the eBay homepage and then clicking on "Daily Deals." The daily deals change every day, and they are usually only available for a certain amount of time, which makes obtainment of them and their low prices competitive.eBay has become one of the most popular online auction sites in the world, similar in nature to competitors like Amazon and Google Shopping. The innovative business model behind eBay was to create a marketplace that brought buyers and sellers together on a common meeting ground online where they could do business.

It all started back in September 1995 when Pierre Omidyar founded the company in his Los Angeles living room as AuctionWeb. As a test run, Pierre listed a broken laser pointed for sale on the site and was astonished when it sold for $14.83. He contacted the buyer of the merchandise to ensure he understood the laser pointer was broken and was informed that the buyer was "a collector of broken laser pointers." parrot ar drone 2 australiaPierre soon realized there was a market for virtually everything online.parrot ar drone with radioInitially, the website was a side hobby for the owner until he was contacted by his Internet service provider, who informed him that he would need to upgrade to a business account due to the high volume of traffic that his site received. parrot ar drone with radio

Because of the operations price increase, eBay had to change the way users accessed the site as well as their fees, and this, of course, was not met without any animosity. Still, the changes were made, and then Pierre hired the first president of the company 1996. Shortly thereafter, the site obtained a third-party licensing deal with companies like Electronic Travel Auction to sell airline tickets and other travel products. ar drone 2 foroFrom that moment on, the company experience phenomenal growth.storm drone 6 priceIt wasn't until 1997 that the official name of the company changed from AuctionWeb to eBay. ar drone 2 linux control, he found that it was already taken. Therefore, he shortened the name down to eBay, and the company's been registered under and known as that name ever since.

Since its humble beginnings, eBay has went on to make several acquisitions and sell parts of its company. Now the company is one of the most famous dot-com bubble success stories, and it has grown into a multi-billion dollar business that has operations in more than 30 countries across the world. It is also the world-renowned provider of PayPal services to complete online transactions.Part of what makes eBay so innovative is that it is free to use and only charges a small fee to sellers when they sell or list any items. Beginning sellers receive so many free listings a month, though, so it costs absolutely nothing to begin selling items on eBay. The only payment sellers have to make is a small percentage of the amount that they receive when they sell their products.In addition to eBay's success, it has also led to the success and independence of various other individuals. Many people have started their own stores through eBay where they sell niche goods all through eBay's easy-to-use platform.

To top it all off, eBay encourages socially conscious giving and provides buyers and sellers with the option to give a portion of every sale made to charity.Not only can you find great deals on eBay and save more money by utilizing coupon codes from Giving Assistant, but you can also enjoy the satisfaction of knowing that you're supporting a company that encourages activism and giving back to the community.One of the most-viewed videos on YouTube pertaining to eBay is 10 WEIRDEST Things Ever Sold on eBay! In this video, the strangest products ever sold on eBay are discussed, which only highlights the versatility that the site provides. No matter what customers are looking for, they can almost certainly find it on eBay.eBay on YouTube: When you want to learn about the latest site features, get selling tips, and hear about exciting news from the company, check out eBay's channel on YouTube where it uploads numerous helpful and information videos.eBay on Facebook: Go to eBay's Facebook profile when you want to like the company and show your support.

By liking eBay's Facebook page, you'll get all the latest news and posting from the company delivered right into your own Facebook news feed so that you can stay updated on all the latest things happening with the company.eBay on Twitter: Check out eBay's Twitter profile to see the company's latest tweets and to respond with tweets of your own in response to exciting news, upcoming sweepstakes, company contests and much more.eBay on Google+: eBay's Google+ account not only makes it so that you can stay informed of the latest goings-on with the company in particular, but it also offers you updated information on the latest news governing some of the most popular industries, such as the technology, computer and other digital merchandise industries. You'll also get a chance to connect with eBay professionals via the Google+ site.WIRED Retail will return on November 16, 2016. The one-day event gathers those at the forefront of change in the industry — individuals, startups and large established companies — to explore the future of retail.

Find out more and book tickets.In news that may make you feel old, eBay celebrates its 21st anniversary this month.To mark the occasion, the online marketplace has launched its first UK Retail Report.In addition to showcasing trends in how the UK shops, eBay's retail experts have given WIRED an exclusive insight into the future of retail ahead of our WIRED Retail event in November. According to the UK Retail Report, around 57 per cent of purchases are made on mobile and TV shows such as Game of Thrones and Peaky Blinders have joined The Great British Bake Off as some of the UK’s most influential shows when it comes to online shopping.In particular, there were more than 1.2million searches for Game of Thrones in 2016, extending into categories such as clothing.Elsewhere, people start searching for Halloween-related products as early as August and 1.7 million searches are made for wedding dresses in January and February. British shoppers are also influenced by new cultural trends.Marvel comics, Lego special editions and limited edition trainers are among the most popular items bought on eBay and as a result command the highest prices.

Retro tech like Pokémon, Game Boy and Nintendo 64s have also seen five-fold increases.The rise of YouTube ‘how to’ videos has boosted more complex home DIY projects, too, with underfloor heating seeing a 253 per cent sales increase. eBay now sells a power tool every 9 seconds and this trend extends to motors, where classic car renovation is a growing trend.Looking forward, Murray Lambell, director of UK Trading at eBay, predicts big data, AR and virtual reality will change how we shop both on and offline.“In the short term augmented reality will probably reach greater heights than virtual reality first – purely because the technology is in people’s pockets already, without the additional cost of buying the right VR gear. AR can definitely enhance your retail and shopping experience, its fun, playful and also practical at the same time. “That said, VR is something we’re looking at very closely.”Earlier this year, eBay in Australia joined forces with retailer Myer to develop the world’s first VR Department Store.

.au API which allows Myer’s product range, pricing and stock information to be updated in real-time, a first for virtual reality experiences globally.By looking at information icons, customers can access more detail about product specifications, price, availability and shipping. Finally, they can look at the ‘Add to Basket’ icon to buy their goods through the eBay app. “What was crucial in making this a learning experience was that we didn’t just replicate the ecommerce experience in a virtual environment, but took the best elements of traditional retail and expand on them to improve browsing, selection, personalisation and efficiency,” continued Lambell. In terms of big data, Lambell told WIRED that eBay constantly runs experiments with data to improve its search and relevance for customers.But, he added, customers are carrying out thousands of experiments every day.“Will I sell faster if I offer free shipping? Will I get a higher price if I show more than two images? We don’t have to conduct these economic experiments ourselves, but we then gather this data and put it to good use,” said Lambell.

“Over the past few weeks we’ve seen sales of particular kitchenware and ingredients surge during and immediately after episodes of The Great British Bake Off. Suddenly products are showing up in searches that hadn’t even been on our radar before the episode aired.“We can now use that information, contact suppliers and alert them to the high demand, and urge them to keep their inventories stocked. It’s a way of keeping customers satisfied and safeguarding eBay's own business.”And as has been seen in other industries, all of this data could help to predict trends and offer deals and products people don't even realise they need yet. More numbers from the UK retail report show that on eBay.co.uk:A make-up product is purchased every 10 secondsA necklace is purchased every 3 secondsA wedding item is purchased every 6 secondsA power tool is purchased every 9 secondsA motorcycle part is purchased every 8 secondsA Lego product is purchased every 19 seconds Meanwhile, on eBay in the UK on mobile