Posted on 21 March 2007 by Gary H
Tom Murphy brings us The Carnival Of eBay Sellers #17. This week’s Carnival contains some interesting, and educational, submissions. It’s worth your time to spend a few minutes to check out what is included.
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Posted on 14 March 2007 by Gary H
Tom Murphy brings us The Carnival Of eBay Sellers #16. This week’s Carnival contains eight submissions along with several other eBay related articles of interest Tom has dug up.
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Posted on 07 March 2007 by Gary H
Tom Murphy brings us The Carnival Of eBay Sellers #15. Once again, it appears as though Tom has spent a a considerable amount of time digging for helpful eBay selling related information to help seller’s build their eBay business.
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Posted on 22 February 2007 by Gary H
The Carnival Of eBay Sellers # 14 is now available on line. Once again, this week’s carnival has a good selection of submissions, with some excellent reading for anyone who sells, or is thinking about selling, on eBay. It can be found at the eBay Business Opportunities Weblog. Be sure to check it out.
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Posted on 14 February 2007 by Gary H
The Carnival Of eBay Sellers # 13 is now available on line. This week’s carnival has more submissions than any previous issue, with some excellent reading for anyone who sells, or is thinking about selling, on eBay. It can be found at the eBay Business Opportunities Weblog. Be sure to check it out.
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Posted on 07 February 2007 by Gary H
Week number twelve of the Carnival Of eBay Sellers is now on-line.
Submissions to the Carnival increased dramatically this week and, as usual, Tom Murphy has gathered together some additional interesting reads related to doing business on eBay.
Thanks to Ty Tribble for volunteering to host the Carnival for the month of February.
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Posted on 05 February 2007 by Gary H
The two final free copies of “Profiting From Garage Sales” were drawn for this evening and the winners are Diane Randle and Terry Wellen. Thank you to all the readers who participated,
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Posted on 31 January 2007 by Gary H
Yesterday was supposed to be the final day that The Auction Rebel hosted The Carnival Of eBay Sellers. I never received the content for the issue. Tom had contacted me last week and said submissions weren’t coming in as he’d expected, so I’m guessing he may have decided to terminate the project.
Whatever the reason, January is over and it’s time to award the gifts that I talked about at the first of the month.
Only two bloggers submitted articles that were related to the specific topic of the week, so Tom Murphy and Thatedeguy will each receive a free copy of “Profiting From Garage Sales” when it is released in two to three weeks.
No Carnival readers submitted qualifying comments to any of The Carnival Of eBay Sellers articles during the month so the two free copies of the ebook reserved for readers are unclaimed.
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Posted on 16 January 2007 by Gary H
This week’s Carnival had the topic “Allowing international bidders - yes or no?” and we had 5 submissions which you will find below. Not all were on-topic, but all were excellent blog articles and all are appreciated.
Remember that this is the second week for The Auction Rebel to host the Carnival of eBay Sellers. We’ll be doing it for the entire month of January.
Tom at PGA-Auctions is still looking for a February host so if you are interested, let him know! The Carnival is an excellent way to increase the readership of your Blog … (I can attest to that) and through your blog you should also be increasing you eBay sales. If you are wondering how, have a look at my article on “Building an eBay Blog“
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Posted on 14 January 2007 by Gary H
Before eBay existed I sold antique and collectible toys through ads placed in specialized toy collector publications. These publications had world-wide distribution and several of my customers were from countries outside the United States. I never gave any thought to excluding buyers from other countries. If I priced a toy at $775 and someone from Japan, Australia, England, or some other country was willing to part with $775 for the toy I was happy to sell it to them. I was in business to make money.
It wasn’t until I’d been selling on eBay for a while that I started reading what other sellers were doing and realized some sellers were excluding bidders from outside the US from bidding in their auctions. While some of their reasons for not accepting bids from international buyers had some validity, most didn’t make much sense to me, and, in most cases, they still don’t today.
The rational they used for not accepting bids from international buyers back then was pretty much the same as you hear today.
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