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New Absolute Auctions on AuctionTime.com

December 26, 2010 By 8 Comments

AuctionTime.com is the latest online source to move or buy construction equipment, farm equipment, and trucks and trailers at auctions values.  There are no buyer’s fees, free bidder registration, and no hidden reserves with AuctionTime.com.  Once a bidder registers, they are able to view the seller’s contact information and make contact with the seller if needed. AuctionTime.com features motor grader auctions, excavator auctions, tractor auctions, combine auctions, planter auctions, heavy duty truck auctions, commercial truck auctions, tractor trailer auctions plus much more.

AuctionTime.com has 507 auctions ending December 29th, 2010.  Proxy bidding for these items will open on December 22nd and live bidding on December 28th.  There are 160 absolute auctions with opening bids at $100-$1000. The following links are a few absolute auctions in the sale:

Farm Equipment

Tractors

Harvesters

Construction Equipment

Trucks

AuctionTime.com is powered by TractorHouse.com, MachineryTrader.com, and TruckPaper.com so buy with confidence.   Register to bid for free at AuctionTime.com and pay no buyers fees.  Auctions are ending every Wednesday.

[SOURCE: AuctionTime.com]

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Finding & Understanding How Drop Ship Works

April 21, 2009 By 4 Comments

Drop shipping is the shipping of merchandise from a supplier directly to a retailer’s customer. This means that the retailer can ship to their customers directly from the suppliers’ warehouses. You (the retailer) will not have to worry about stocking the inventory. This process minimizes risk because the retailer does not need to buy the product until it has sold. Therefore, you will not need to invest any capital for inventory.

Suppliers take care of the warehousing, packaging, and shipping of products, saving you a great deal of money and time. The flexibility of using a Drop Shipper is that you save money on overhead cost. The Drop Shipper will provide you with a stock image and the description of the item.

This is a good way to start selling online brand new product from a reputable supplier carrying Name Brand names. You can sell the product at auction sites, fixed price marketplaces or your own website.


How it works:

1. Find products to sell from your Drop Shippers online catalog

2. List those products on a web site or auction (use the descriptions and images on our site).

3. Once an item is sold and paid for; place your order with the Drop Shipper

4. Input your Buyers Shipping information, pay the Drop Shipper the cost for the item and shipping.

5. Upon receipt of your payment, the Drop Shipper with then turn-around and ship directly to the customer.

6. You can provide your customer with the Tracking Number, Monitor the delivery arrives in a timely manner

Reliable Drop Ship Companies:

1. Doba – offers you thousands of items from toys, apparel to electronics.

2. SMC – carries Home Décor, Gifts and Novelty gifts

3. World Wide Brands – provides you with a directory of Drop Shipping Companies offering thousands of products in various categories

Where to sell:

1. Auction Sites – eBay, Overstock, Online Auction

2. Fixed Market Places – eCrater, Bonanzle, stootsi, My Store, Atomic Mall

3. Blog / Widgets – Sell directly from your blog, or create widgets to offer your product at Social Network sites

4. Website – Sell directly from your Online store

Once you have found the product you want to offer, all you need to do is decide where to list and how to accept payment. In no time you will be on your way to running your own business.






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Amazon no longer offers Bill Me Later

January 5, 2009 By 5 Comments

As of December 31, 2008 Amazon will no longer offer BillMeLater as a payment method. All sales and orders processed with BillMeLater prior to 12/21/08 will continue to be processed.

It does not surprise me that Amazon will terminate their relationship with BillMeLater. If you recall back in October I informed you of eBay purchasing BillMeLater. With eBay as the new owner, they would have access to information Amazon would not want their noses in.

I have mixed emotions of Amazon not offering BillMeLater. When Amazon initially offered BillMeLater, I ran campaigns promoting the service. My sales nearly doubled that week alone. Buyers calling asking for details about BillMeLater. eBay has too much and Monopoly is what comes to mind.

This is a big year for eCommerce as well. You will find Google Checkout becoming more popular and eCrater stronger and more popular. This is a great time to sell or start selling online. You have options and many of them. Some requiring a small investment and other absolutely Free.

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Emotional eBay Live

October 31, 2008 By Leave a Comment

This video was just emailed to me. I am not suprised to hear such passion from the Angry Seller. He makes a point (or several) and of course eBay’s Agent is speachless. To say the least.

Now if that seller could focus that passion into something positive……… :)

I am posting this because I am sure many of you will be able to relate and to thank Renee for the email.

The sellers voiced his opinion and let it all out. Here is hoping that he is over it and found that he can sell anywhere he wants online and find success!  :)   Never place all your Eggs in one basket.

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A new site for auction aficionados called Bonanzle

September 15, 2008 By 5 Comments

A new site for auction aficionados called www.Bonanzle.com

I have navigated through this site, it has a clean layout, easy to read and list. You can import your eBay listings to this site. It even offers you standard defaults such as eBay, Craigslist or simple standard. You can offer and accept Paypal (of course, I do not recommend) you can accept cash for local pick-ups and the best part you can accept is Google Checkout.

Of course, I opened an account. I can’t believe how easy it was. What a Big Treat…. if you are listing a product found in Amazon, Yahoo, eBay etc…. they will search for the best match and provide you the option to insert the Description directly. No Need to type it in yourself.  J

This site has potential. They are new and have a ways to go. But they are climbing those charts. Its great to get in now.

A special promotion on now is no listing fees for 30 days. NO Fees for any CASH transaction. How Cool!

Their fee schedule can be found here http://www.bonanzle.com/site_help/general/pricing?title=fees+described+here.

 

Visit them at http://www.bonanzle.com/

 

 

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