Supreme Auction - eBay seller tool

Advantages: - Online and Offline version available, step by step assistance, fast support
Disadvantages: - already transmitted items can be only modified on eBay

...Me as eBay seller, I tried many different tools to list my auctions. Now I found ?Supreme Auction? and I?m glad about this. I luv this tool. The registration takes just a few seconds and you can directly start to use ?Supreme Auction?. You have the opportunity to use this tool for free. Over 100 free designs (Basic Designs), free online scheduling, free image hosting (up to 4 free XXL images), free gallery, create your own template and more are available for you. What makes the Supreme Gallery so special is the additional advertising label which can optionally be selected in order to accentuate your auction among millions on eBay. To differ from other sellers/auctions, you can create a user defined template by simply uploading a picture you want to have as design for your auction. Another great feature is that I - and you too...

topp 19.08.2009 · Read review
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Car Auctions. Den Of Thieves Or Bargain Basement?

Advantages: Nice cars for less money
Disadvantages: Easier to buy a bad car than a good one

...There seem to be auctions everywhere. We watch them on TV and many of us use ebay regularly. Entertaining and useful, they certainly are, but have you been missing something? What's it like going to a real auction? And what about the auction with the scariest reputation of all? Yes, that's the one. We're talking about going to a car auction. I went to my first car auction in 1976, with my husband-to-be. We took an S-type Jaguar to sell and it sold for what seemed like an incredible amount of money. It got an unreliable, old heap off our hands and we were hooked on car auctions from then on. Nearly thirty years later we're still using the same auction, mainly to sell cars, but we have bought a few bargains. We've also made one or two very bad choices, but I would say that generally our experience of buying this way has been positive...

Marans 10.12.2005 · Read review
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Tips for managing online auctions

Advantages: Free - easy to use
Disadvantages: Be wary of fraud/time wasters

...Yahoo auctions is a well-known on-line auction service in the UK. The premise is relatively simple - once you are signed up as a registered user, you can bid for any of the items listed, or list items of your own for sale. Online auctions are very popular, and the volume of traffic through the site has enabled yahoo to develop a slick operating system. Unlike the very popular eBay site, yahoo auctions charge nothing for listings, either as a seller or as a bidder, so there are great savings to be made straight away. Once the auction has closed, yahoo will email both the winning bidder and the seller with each other's email addresses. From here, it is up to the two parties to establish contact, and arrange payment and delivery. Yahoo emphasise that this is strictly between you and the other party - they have no control over bidders...

LostWitness 01.01.2001 · Read review
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bargains at the auctions

Advantages: its free and easy to use
Disadvantages: you need a credit card to register to prove you are 18 years or over.

...I must admit i do like to buy a good bargain when i spot one and Yahoo auctions are certainly a good place to start. I have been using Yahoo auctions for sometime now both buying and selling. The best thing about Yahoo auctions is that they are totally free whether you are buying or selling. It is free to register too. Most other auction sites i have tried want to charge you a fee for selling which can get quite expensive and sometimes they even want to charge just to register. The first thing you need to do is register yourself on Yahoo's auction site. It is all fairly easy to fill in and all auction users are required to register with a credit card. This ensures that participants are old enough to use Yahoo! Auctions and that they are serious about bidding and selling. Credit card verification is completely secure. Your...

unichorn 13.10.2001 · Read review
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Great auction site

Advantages: Its free to list your auctions, so good prices
Disadvantages: As with all auction sites there are the odd few rippers

...Yahoo Auctions UK & Ireland is run by the well known search engine Yahoo. Its similar to other auction site ebay.co.uk but unlike ebay who charge you for listing items its free with Yahoo Auctions. But the only problem is that you will find that you items on Yahoo Auctions don’t always get as many bids as what they do on ebay. Listing items with Yahoo is easy aswell, all you do is, enter a title and description, then if you have any pictures you want to add to the auction page you can upload a max of 3 per auction for free. Once you have done that you just need to enter the starting price which is the price the bidding will start from, the reserve/buy price if any, the number of days you want to list the item, and how many times you want the item to be relisted - this part is good because if you item doesn’t sell first...

sww2k 01.06.2001 · Read review
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Car Auctions

Advantages: Vast choice
Disadvantages: Easy to pick up a duffer! Payment options limited

...I'm a veteran of the car auctions and I will share some of my knowledge and opinions with you. Statement You can save loadsa money! Truth. Only on forecourt prices which are over the top anyway Advice. If you go to an auction go with someone who knows the score or you'll be sorry. You'll see lots of dealers there who will be looking for the cream to sell off their forecourts. If they swarm around it it's worth bidding on. Remember that they pay less commission on their bids than the public so they can afford to compete with you on the bids. When you see the driver bring the car in don't be afraid to ask them questions like " is the clutch ok"? Also open the bonnet look for leaks listen for taps and if it's been steam cleaned leave it alone! Look at the windscreen sheet to determine the mileage, mot length and service history...

Derrrrrrr 16.08.2003 · Read review
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Best Auction Site On The Web

Advantages: Massive Exposure. No Fees.
Disadvantages: Fees Will Be Eventually Introduced.

...I have used a number of the auction sites on the web, such as QXL, Ebay, Freeserve and Aucland but it has to be said that Yahoo! wins hands down. I have been using Yahoo! for approximately 3 months now and I am really glad to have done so. The website is easy to navigate and even easier to use making the whole auction experience pleasurable. The Sellers Perspective I have managed to sell approximately 20 products in that time because of the massive exposure you get from using the Yahoo! brand name. All of my auctions have had large numbers of hits compared to the other auction sites which is definately what is required to sell your products. And the best bit is that there are absolutely no charges for BUYING or SELLING using the Yahoo! service unlike the other competitiors. This means that you can save yourself a listing fee...

marcusball 18.03.2001 · Read review
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Pick the right car at auction

Advantages: good value, good fun, loads of cars in one place
Disadvantages: easy to get carried away!

...I have been buying cars at auctions for well over 5 years now. I've made a few mistakes and also some cracking deals. I'll try to pass on my experiences to help those thinking of buying at auction. The first question you should ask when looking at possible cars in an auction hall is, why is this car here? There can be a number of reasons. 1) A lot of cars come direct from leasing companies who generally only keep cars for 3 to 5 years. These can be great buys because a registered dealer will have serviced them on the dot, and the car will have been maintained regardless of cost. The only things to look out for here are worn interiors and poor paintwork/accident damage. 2) Quite a lot of part exchange cars are put through the auctions by dealers and car trade centres. For them it’s an easy way to get rid of unwanted...

commendablechris 17.03.2001 · Read review
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Well organised auction site

Advantages: good online auction site
Disadvantages: none

...Yahoo auction is a really well organised site, it’s easy to follow and place a bid, once you have signed up. The only downside is that you have to buy in dollars- to avoid this problem simply go to Yahoo.auctions.co.uk – so you’ll back into pounds. If you do want to buy from the US there maybe extra costs so be warned. It’s quite simple to follow like most online auctions, the search engine is good which always help. There is place on the site which is calld ‘Hot auctions’ where they have a bargain some times which is worth checking out. It shows you the item in picture, the bid, how many bids, and the seller. They have a variety of categories to search from like: -Antiques -Business and Office -Computers -Toys and games etc. It’ s a good site and worth a visit. Read the legal...

WAD1-2-3 07.01.2001 · Read review
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Do as the Dealers do Buy at Auction

Advantages: Massive savings to be had.
Disadvantages: Buyer beware on condition.

...Don't waste your time with back street car auctions - go for the big boys like BCA and NCA. British Car Auctions (formerly ADT) is the biggest car auction chain in the country, and National Car Auctions is next in line. I've bought cars at both of these, as well as back street auctions, and have gained from the experience. Let's run through a few points. Back Street Auctions: These are the places where you find very few modern cars, they're mainly bangers at least five years old entered by individuals who have bought them cheap with a view to re-selling at auction. Cars get sold for as little as a hundred pounds but rarely for more than a couple of thousand. You will find lots of very smart looking old cars because they have been re-sprayed specially for the auction. In fact that is probably all that's been done to them since...

petehall 23.01.2001 · Read review
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