I have been selling on ebay since 99 but am really wanting to find another site to try
Ebay fees are getting soo expensive
Anyone have any luck with other sites?
Thanks Suzanne
zanny48189@yahoo.com

Hi!
I registered an account with "Bonanzle" a while back. It's easy to use, and the fees are very reasonable...However..I've had items in my booth on and off for a very long time with no sales.
I would like to hear from anyone who has had success there, and learn their stratagies, and which items they sell that move.
There is also "Etsy"..I haven't check that out fully yet, but they do seem to have a lot of users.
Best of luck...I know what you mean about Ebay fees, they are getting way too high.

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It would be interesting to hear people's opinions and results with alternative auction sites. I was just looking thru ebay and craigslist for a copy of my highschool yearbook when I ran across this post, so I went to make sure I had the two listed bookmarked. I ran across another that I had previously marked called payifsell, they have been in my favorites for ages and I can't remember the last time I pulled the sites up. I keep hoping someone will post good results with someone besides ebay - OK, I know no one is saying anything good about it anymore.

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