Buying and Selling on Ebay |
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By: Lynn Shalton Posted: 2007-01-07 00:13:44 |
| Buying and selling online is time consuming and tedious. More and more people are moving away from it and this is making a great marketplace for young and retired folks to sell for others via consignment. Who knows it could be the next best thing. Many new Ebay sellers make one of two mistakes: either they overprice items to an unsellable extreme; or they lose money on every transaction by setting low starting prices with no restrictions.Here are some ways to research and items and ways to sell on ebay:1 - Garage Sales2 - Storage Units3 - Household Items4 - Government Auctions5 - Consignment6 - Ebay7 - Retail Inventory8 - Flea Markets/Swap Meets9 - Church Bazaars10 Fairs and festivals11 - Drop ShipAnd finally, "Where do I find products to sell on eBay?" Here are some ideas to get you started.Look at HomeWhen you first get started, it can be a little unnerving. The best option is to start by looking around the house. Think you can advertise them on the Internet.CollectiblesBig sellers on eBay are collectibles such as coins. Anything that will move up in value would fall in this category.ConsumablesThis popular category would include anything that people use and then would need to buy again such as lotions, perfumes, camera film, candles, etc.Information ProductsIn this category, you would sell anything that can be sent on a CD or floppy disc or downloaded from the Internet. This is another popular category. |
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