Official eBay Guide: To Buying, Selling, and Collecting Just about Anything
Seems anyone buying and selling is at E-Bay. You have to pay to list and sell, but if you want a huge audience, this is the auction site to use.
For our visitors from "Down Under", here's E-Bay for Australia...g'day mate!
Let's not forget a neighbors to the north! Here's Ebay for Canada....Bonjour, eh!
And finally Ebay for our United Kingdom visitors.
Bidville doesn't charge you for listing or selling and is great for selling small dollar items. They provide similar tools and functionality as Yahoo, E-Bay and others do with out the cost. Having your items featured, with bold headlines, or other such bells and whistles do cost, but prices are reasonable. UPDATE: Well things never seem to stay the same. Bidville has instituted a "verification" policy that costs sellers $2.50 every 2 months or $5 per year to be "verified". Has hundreds of items, but no one seems to be bidding. Not sure if this site is worth the time, but check it out and decide for yourself.
Auctions available at itradecards.
The ToyMole is an auction site where toys/hobbies can be bought and sold and is offering all new users a free lifetime membership to use the site. ToyMole also features free e-mail and a "What is it page?" There are a variety of categories from pressed steel trucks, to dolls, to fast food toys.
Dudley's Auction Antique and Doll auction Dealer.
Here's a link to Yahoo Auctions. They also charge fees for listing and selling, and have similar features as E-Bay. However, Yahoo seems to have less buyers and sellers and doesn't seem to promote their services as well as E-Bay.
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