Ebay is too high, what other high volume auction site options are there with lower rates?
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There are more than 100 auction sites on the Internet but eBay has no serious competition. They are a whale swimming with minnows. eBay has more sales per hour than most auction sites have in a year. \n\nThis can be demonstrated. There are on-line services that search through all the on-line auction sites for an item you're looking for. Try any item and see where most are found. If the item is allowed on eBay, eBay will dominate the search results. \n\nAuctions A - Z\nAuction Watch\n\nEveryone who tries on-line auctions reports that if they want buyers, they have to be on eBay. If they're looking for tens of thousands of individual sellers eBay is the only place to find them. If they want to find a collectible, only eBay is where they can choose among, for example, 10 or more vintage Zenith Trans-Oceanic tube radios every week, week after week. \n\nThere's nowhere else on the planet to find that range of items. In all categories it allows, eBay has a lock on lookers, sellers, and bidders.
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Look through IDC's web site. Also look at one of the big players in this space... eBay.
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There are plenty of legitmate and safe (Yahoo has one, for example), but the bottom line is you want the one with the most traffic.  That's ebay...the 800 pound gorilla that can do what it wants.
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First, as fantastic as craigslist.org is, it does not have auction any auctions--it does have collectibles for sale that can be had for much less than if you went to buy them on eBay, but you have to know your prices and as always, caveat emptor!!\n\nPersonally I check Yahoo auctions "when I think about it", but the selection in the categories I look for are usually lacking. eBay (love it or hate it) is the best game in town for drawing a crowd.\n\nMeanwhile, read the Forbes Magazine article about eBay...(link below) HUGE article---only gave you a few paragraphs...\n\n...."you're probably not one of the 16 million people who do business regularly on eBay, where approximately $14 million changes hands every day and 18 million new listings are posted each month. EBay is often gushingly described by fans, many of whom are self-described addicts, as the ultimate frictionless marketplace. Following in eBay's wake, auction sites of all sorts have proliferated. Enthusiasts consider them the Web's killer application, one that breaks down geographic, logistical, and informational barriers to the point where buying and selling become acts of economic purity. Well, that's one way of looking at it. Here's another: Ebay and its like are a free-for-all for con artists, sleazeballs, shady operators, and outright thieves.\n\nWhy shouldn't it be? As is true of much of the Web, the characteristics that make auction sites so appealing—anonymity, speed, low overhead, access to millions of people, lack of outside regulation, an ability to interact from a great distance—are the very same characteristics that make rip-offs so easy.
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eBay is probably your best resource.
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you can cancel and auction, go to the help section of ebay.  it is simple
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Go for E-bay auctioning.
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Best bet is eBay.com  You have choices that are new as well as used, and you will be paying current market rate, rather that an over-inflated price.
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ebay.com or me...i am looking for one
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ebay, half.com, overstock.com, amazon.com
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I have good deal on EBay, but pay too much for Shipping
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Ebay is recently changing its system and charging ppl to sell in ebay.. i guess that's the problem but it's gonna be okay soon.\nmeantime check if you've put Ebay into your restricted site by mistake? if yes, you can undo that in Tool-Internet Options.
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Ebay gets you three ways in the pocket book. One for listing (wether it sells or not) the a final value fee. (when the item sells) and if you use paypal... they get you there too... So, if you want 100 dollars for an item, expect more like 80 since 20 of it is fees.  Yahoo is boring and slow.. no one usually goes on yahoo...  if you want to post and sell.. go to www.craigslist.org. there you can post, sell, and find all for free... no gimmicks, i have sold everything i have posted so far. From engines (used) to misc junk... good luck..\nSteve from portland oregon
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Ebay sucks I just quit useing them cause I wouldn't sell an item cheaper then what I wanted for it some guy keept getting all my auctions pulled....Saying I was violateing Ebay policy ....I lost over $3,000 cause of it....And I have had many friends have the same problem too.....And ebay does charge you to sell....And they will charge you weither your item sells or not or gets violated you still have to pay ....I know I am going through it now.....Try Yahoo auctions.....I have heard they are pretty decent
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i think ebay is the best
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http://www.qxl.com/\nhttp://www.amazon.com/\nhttp://auctions.yahoo.com/
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I am sure you could get a lot for it. You can check auctions that have already completed by going to Advanced Search and putting in the keywords. That would give you an idea. Also, place a reserve price to prevent it for going too low. Set the reserve at the lowest price you would be willing to sell it for. So if it does not get bid up that high, you are not obligated to sell it.