If you put your items in the test auction category and follow the formatting guidelines, you can sell for BTC on eBay.
http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/listing-no-item.html
Hey thank you I had no idea that existed ,pity customer support knew nothing about that either ,or maybe they could have saved me 33 minutes of time .http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/listing-no-item.html
Quote from: Test listings
A test listing can come in handy if you want to check your listing before posting it for everyone to see. However, to make sure people don't confuse them with actual listings, certain conditions need to be met (see below). Also, standard listing fees apply for test listings.
For test listings, be sure to follow all of these guidelines:
Use the Everything Else > Test Auctions category only.
The word "test" has to appear in both the listing title and the listing description.
Have only 10 test listings at a time.
For test Feedback left or received for a test listing, follow all of these guidelines:
Create an account that you can use to leave or receive Feedback for a test listing. Don't use the account you have for buying or selling. If we see an account that breaks this rule, that account may be subject to suspension.
Make sure the test Feedback is used for testing purposes only. (If something looks amiss, we may remove test Feedback to avoid problems.)
The word "test" has to appear in the listing title and the description.
For test listings, be sure to follow all of these guidelines:
Use the Everything Else > Test Auctions category only.
The word "test" has to appear in both the listing title and the listing description.
Have only 10 test listings at a time.
For test Feedback left or received for a test listing, follow all of these guidelines:
Create an account that you can use to leave or receive Feedback for a test listing. Don't use the account you have for buying or selling. If we see an account that breaks this rule, that account may be subject to suspension.
Make sure the test Feedback is used for testing purposes only. (If something looks amiss, we may remove test Feedback to avoid problems.)
The word "test" has to appear in the listing title and the description.
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