Ebay Alternative

Try http://www.bestworldauction.com to BUY and SELL all your items.

It's a new Auction Site That is Free.
It's free to list
No final Value fees
Free Store Fronts!

Please tell your friends about it. Help it grow.

all of a couple dozen listings. come back when you have a couple
thousand coin listings.


bestworldauction.com wrote:
Try http://www.bestworldauction.com to BUY and SELL all your items.

It's a new Auction Site That is Free.
It's free to list
No final Value fees
Free Store Fronts!

Please tell your friends about it. Help it grow.

Perterson,

If you took that attitude with Ebay no one would have listed there.
Competition it good for bring fees down. Hope it takes off. Guess your just
sorry because you couldn't do it first.

On Wed, 1 Nov 2006 22:23:23 -0500, ????? wrote:
Perterson,

If you took that attitude with Ebay no one would have listed there.
Competition it good for bring fees down. Hope it takes off. Guess your just
sorry because you couldn't do it first.

Actually, it's about 10 years too late, maybe more. Even Yahoo is
having limited success taking on eBay. The key to success is to come up
with a niche that eBay doesn't do, or doesn't do well.

? ?????? ??? ??????
ups.com...
all of a couple dozen listings. come back when you have a couple
thousand coin listings.


Hmmmm...how many clients Bill Gates had when he first entered the market?...
Everybody has to start from somewhere.

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puttane! F.d.A

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bestworldauction.com wrote:
Try http://www.bestworldauction.com to BUY and SELL all your items.

It's a new Auction Site That is Free.
It's free to list
No final Value fees
Free Store Fronts!

Please tell your friends about it. Help it grow.

gogu wrote:
? ?????? ??? ??????
ups.com...
all of a couple dozen listings. come back when you have a couple
thousand coin listings.


Hmmmm...how many clients Bill Gates had when he first entered the market?...
Everybody has to start from somewhere.

--

Bill Gates had millions of customers when he introduced his graphical
user interface. This was a massive mprovement to the arcane line
command system.

As far as this new auction company, if you really had an item you truly
wished to sell, would you list it there just because it was free? I
wouldn't. Wouldn't use Yahoo auctions either. Neither has the massive
exposure of eBay, even with ieBay's high fees and other issues.

Too little too late. That's hpw I see it. Maybe if Microsoft opened an
auction site with MASSIVE advertising they might give eBay a run for
the money, but this peanut auction company? Not a chance in Hell of
making it.

Ira

? "Ira" ?????? ??? ??????
ps.com...

gogu wrote:
? ?????? ??? ??????
ups.com...
all of a couple dozen listings. come back when you have a couple
thousand coin listings.


Hmmmm...how many clients Bill Gates had when he first entered the
market?...
Everybody has to start from somewhere.


Bill Gates had millions of customers when he introduced his graphical
user interface. This was a massive mprovement to the arcane line
command system.

I was referring to the garage days Ira;-)
But even in your example, before he had "millions of customers" there was a
day that he had his *first* customer and in that day he was in the same
place as anybody starting a business!
Nobody is born with millions of clients, we all start with a couple a
customers and if our product is good then we gain success...

As far as this new auction company, if you really had an item you truly
wished to sell, would you list it there just because it was free? I
wouldn't. Wouldn't use Yahoo auctions either. Neither has the massive
exposure of eBay, even with ieBay's high fees and other issues.

Ira, I haven't even look at the site, neither I evaluated it.
I just wanted to point out that we all start at zero and evolve!

Too little too late. That's hpw I see it. Maybe if Microsoft opened an
auction site with MASSIVE advertising they might give eBay a run for
the money, but this peanut auction company? Not a chance in Hell of
making it.

Well, if you ask my opinion, I say that if someone with *really* much money
would like to open such a site, I believe he would cause problems to eBay
some time in the future...
I see it much like the Intel and AMD thing: for years AMD was the "poor
relative" compared to Intel but it came the time when AMD has a quite nice
share of the processors market...
Perseverance and a good, competitive product is the secret of the game
IMHO...

rgrds


--

E' mai possibile, oh porco di un cane, che le avventure
in codesto reame debban risolversi tutte con grandi
puttane! F.d.A

Coins, travels and mo http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/golanule/my_photos
http://gogu.enosi.org/index.html


Ira

gogu wrote:
Nobody is born with millions of clients, we all start with a couple a
customers and if our product is good then we gain success...

Not in the auction business. Because the sellers want to maximize their
returns, the market leader will quickly pull ahead and become a
near-monopoly. Conversely, second place will naturally fall to become a
distant second.

--
Jim Seymour