Is there a good web site to sell handmade jewelry?
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eBay isnt that good for selling hand made stuff, most of the people there are looking for a bargain and wont want to pay a lot, eBay however is a great place to buy suplies\n\nI sugest etsy, its a place spesficly to sell hand made things, its pretty easy to use too
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Check out my site that has over 3500 items. Please add to your Blog: http://www.rezbumsbargainbuys.com/\n\nAlso add my other site that features live eBay auctions and also has alot of great features: http://www.rezbumsbargainfinder.com/\n\nTnank you!!
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If you are looking for an instant sell, check the yellow pages for coin shops in your area. Check what they will offer for the coins you are looking to sell. Many will pay a good price. \n\nIf you are not satisfied with what the coin shop wants to give you, try the internet. Some sites include eBay (http://www.ebay.com) or Yahoo! Auctions (http://auctions.shopping.yahoo.com). eBay charges a fee to post items (Flat listing fee), and a fee when the auction closes (A % Of the final bid). Yahoo! Auctions is totally free.\n\nI hope some of these suggestions work!\n\nNate
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http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/basics.html
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Yahoo Auctions is a good place - no fees for listing or selling :)
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Craigs list or Yahoo! Auctions (totally free to sell)
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http://www.artconspiracy.com\nhttp://www.artremains.com\nhttp://www.hometownartgallery.com/\n\nThis one isn't free but it's 70-100 USD / year and is jewelry specific: http://www.101jewelrylane.com/about.html\nAlso try\nhttp://www.ebsqart.com
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I sell pearl jewelries on ebay, and I get my items wholesale from the Philippines.\n\nI got my sources not on the Web though, but actually traveling and meeting with suppliers and checking the quality and workmanship of their products. I went to the Philippines and scoured for possible suppliers (I had contacts who helped me identify suppliers).\n\nYou will have a hard time looking for a reliable supplier from Asia on the Web. One of your main problem will be quality of the item. They can show you a good photo but what is shipped to you may not necessarily the same quality; or quality will be so inconsistent that one necklace would be ok while the other looks so bad.
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Yes I have, and I also sell jewellery online, so my answer may appear biased.\n\nHowever I have written an article (see sources below)on buying pearl jewellery and how to make sure you are getting what you asked for, and how to compare two web sites' offerings and buy the best one. The information can also be applied to non-pearl jewellery though.\n\nThe biggest thing to remember is that if a deal sounds too good to be true, it probably is. If you are living in North America, buy from a company based in North America (Canada, United States, Mexico). This is because there are some basic laws to help protect you from fraud.\n\nUse PayPal or your credit card to make purchases. Avoid cheques and money orders because these do not provide you with any recourse if the deal goes bad. They have your money, and if you don't get the product, there is nothing you can do. PayPal or credit cards have buyer-protection clauses that allow you to file complaints and have your money returned.\n\nCheck out the return policy of the store. Keep in mind that most stores will not cover the shipping costs. This keeps abusive buyers from buying and returning after using the item for their party/special occasion.\n\nMake sure you ask questions! If a product does not state something, assume it does not have that feature or quality! If they say silver, assume it is silver plated and not sterling silver. Even if they say sterling silver, if they don't say it is .925 or 92.5%, then it is obviously of lower grade. Learn your abbreviations. Many stores list cz engagement rings. These are cubic zirconia rings: fake diamonds, but they charge nearly full value! There is a big difference between Czech crystals and Swarovski crystals, and you should make sure you receive a discount for your Czech crystals, and that you don't pay nearly as much as for Swarovski crystals. There are many shady dealers out there, but reputable dealers do tell you what you are getting. If you do not get what you ordered, at least then you have some recourse. Remember to always compare apples to apples and oranges to oranges.\n\nIf you have a good experience with a store, tell your friends. They likely have the same fears and concerns. Your positive experience may reassure others.\n\nGood luck with your jewellery shopping!
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Jewelry is a very competitive arena in eBay. You need to have an established reputation in the community, great closeup photos, certificate of authenticities, etc. You have to understand that ebay is not a sure thing -- just look at the number of listings that end without a single bid and you will see that ebay can become very expensive (you keep on paying ebay listing fees but you may not sell anything).\n\nOne way to succeed on eBay is to know what the HOT products are. eBay has several ways for you to determine exactly what the hot items to sell on their marketplace: \n\nItems In Demand = the most popular items currently within that particular category. To see the In Demand page, go to http://pages.ebay.com/sellercentral/sellbycategory.html  \n\nHot Items by Category Report = a monthly report that lists the fastest growing categories on eBay for the previous month. Go to http://pages.ebay.com/sellercentral/whatshot.html and select "Hot Items by Category" from the menu on the left. \n\neBay Pulse = "a daily snapshot of current trends, hot picks, and cool stuff on eBay". Go to http://pulse.ebay.com/ to see eBay Pulse in action. \n\nMerchandising Calendar = eBay promotes specific categories on its home page each month. Savvy eBayers know that this home page exposure results in more interest in such categories. Go to http://pages.ebay.com/sellercentral/calendar.html  to view the current Merchandising Calendar.
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try a coin dealer, or a Jewlery store, arts and craft metalsmith shop
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If you have no expertise you can do Ebay.  It is probably the best place for someone who has no clue where to begin. \n\nthe Key to ebay is this - Offer something people actually WANT or NEED - cause if you offer things that noone wants...You won't make a penny,  Be HONEST, Say what it is - don't make up PS.  SEND the items as you promised - be HONEST -  \n\nIf you are honest, and offer things that people really need or want you will build a good rep and make money.  Good luck
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Here is a free posting Auction website in New Jersey.  I recommend it highly. \n\nhttp://www.eptop.com
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Hi! I dont know much about selling it online..perhaps u cud open up a website and put up ur stuff on it! If you wud like to try ur hand overseas.......I cud help you! Im from India and if you send me sum pics( of the handicrafts) on my mail wild.flower_india@yahoo.com i cud let you know more
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I would suggest that if you can work out a way to live without the auction format you would do really well with the Classified sites that are growing out there right now. eBay certainly is focussing in on them with the launch of http://www.kijiji.com/\n\nMy favourite classifieds sites are http://www.gumtree.com/ and http://www.craigslist.com
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You might want to try and sell on goth based sites.  The one I've had the most success with is Velvet Garden (http://www.velvetgarden.net/), but Goth Auctions (http://www.gothauctions.com/auction/XcAuctionPro.asp) and Gothic Auctions (http://www.gothicauctions.com/) could also work.  If you have a big enough output, you might want to find a small on-line retailer who will sell your stuff.  http://www.sf-lilith.com/favorite_links.html has a long list of on-line gothic retailers.
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Try \nhttp://www.ebay.com \nto sell stuff.\n\nTry \nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/ \nto ask questions