Selling your used stuff, and getting something for it.

[Bill Glaze]

I think it may be a mixed thing.  My stepson has had fantastic luck 
buying and selling on E-Bay.  He keeps wanting me to get with them.  
However, while he is dealing in mostly car parts, my interests don't 
seem to require E-Bay; and, the only time I tried todeal with one of 
their sellers, it got so top heavy I finally quit, and bought the item 
locally for not too much more money..Ands, was able to walk out of the 
store with it.
I'm not interested. 

Bill Glaze

Del K. Rykert wrote:

> I wondered the same thing... There are many negatives dealing with 
> E-Bay. They don't address issues and don't help you directly resolve 
> disputes. They don't even block or kick problem people off even 
> thought they don't abide by E-Bay's rules.
>  
>                          del
>                NSRCA - 473
>
>     ----- Original Message -----
>     From: S.Keller <mailto:sk4carcrash at earthlink.net>
>     To: discussion at nsrca.org <mailto:discussion at nsrca.org>
>     Sent: Saturday, February 07, 2004 9:58 AM
>     Subject: Re: Selling your used stuff, and getting something for it.
>
>     Sounds like an ad for Ebay.You must own stock in Ebay---
>     You forgot to tell them about all the extra work required to do a
>     listing plus all the none paying bidders you run into.
>
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