1/9/2023 0 Comments Jbidwatcher not loggeed in![]() ![]() īidwerx - Free to use, it is a small site. īidder’s Edge Bid For Assets - high value items website. given #6 rating out of 13 by rating website.īidder Network - not sure where this one is. This site is well advertised online and features photos of auctions on Also has some fine art auctions on the site. Bidville’s banner says "More Secure." 500,000 members and growing", says the website forum. There is a commission, but no listing fees. Mentions other kinds of online traders.Ī - rated 12 out of 13 on auctionīidville has been an Ebay rival since 2004. Ads to your website are OK.Ī (guide site?) - new, co-started by an ex-Ebay member. ![]() 2.5%Ĭommission on auction sales, except charity sales. Basic service is free and includes image hosting. Their site for sellers of other items and electronics.Ī - what happened to this one?Īuction USA - rated 13 out of 13 on auction ratings Will let you sell them after the holiday season (in January). Sell them around Christmas time, if you are not a big seller, and then they If you sell games, Amazon will not let you The Amazon selling site is a great site for sellingīooks, videos, tapebooks, games. Please add your own sites as you find them as a comment here. Many are growing fast, such as Ioffer, Epier, which are just a few of the starred sites here. Right now, it's a Wild West of buying and selling sites today. Plus some more buying and selling help sites Oh, and another reason to avoid putting automatic bids in place with a maximum on eBay is to avoid nibble-bidders driving up the price.A-Z Online auction, trading, and commerce venues At least if I lose an auction, I know that I lose fairly. Sometimes my maximums are outrageously high. The nature of online bidding on eBay is such that I have every right to keep my maximum secret, and so far I've won items at considerably less than my maximum. If I had to pay my maximum every single time, I'd have to cut down my collecting drastically. My absolute maximum is the highest price I'm willing to pay, but it's certainly not the price I'm hoping to pay. I'd either lose unfairly because of the other buyer knowing my maximum through underhand tactics, or I'd be paying my absolute maximum unfairly, with the other buyer not having made a genuine bid with the intention of winning but rather to force up the price. If the bidder is another potential buyer, s/he knows just how much I'm willing to bid, and if they want to, they can now either bid just above my maximum in the last few moments of the auction, or bid just under my maximum, out of whatever motivation a fellow collector in some narrow fields might have. That would result in my having won the item at a higher price than I would have paid had the seller not known my maximum. If the bidder is the seller with a shill account, s/he can wait until not long before the end of the auction, and place a bid just below my maximum. Then the eBay member would retract the bid. All that another eBay member needs to do is bid some ridiculous price that is sure to be above a genuine maximum that reveals the maximum bid of the underbidder (me). ![]() ![]() If I put my maximum on eBay, it leaves me vulnerable to anyone who wishes to discover my maximum. ![]()
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