Do you know of anyother websites besides ebay and craigslist to sell items?
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http://www.qxl.com/\nhttp://www.amazon.com/\nhttp://auctions.yahoo.com/
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Try www.craigslist.com.  They let you sell almost anything.  The last I looked they don't charge to advertise either.
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No you can only sell things on eBay. There are sites which are dedicated to swapping rather then selling\n\nlike swapz in the uk\nhttp://www.swapz.co.uk
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You can try craigslist as well.. Huge audience and its free to post..  In addition, you wont have to ship the item, the person will come to you..
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Ebay can be used for this function, check it out
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sell some of your old stuff online at ebay.com
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Craigslist.com is useful.
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Find something that worth about $100 in you house and sell it on ebay.com or yahoo auction or swapmeet.
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Craigslist.com is the best one I have found
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Ebay is good but you should also check out this site:
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Sell your stuff, online or off.
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Sell some of your possessions. Try a garage sale, jumble sale etc. or go on ebay.
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theres always somehting on ebay....if you live in a major city you can also try craigslist.org
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Alternatives to eBay that you may want to check out:\n\n1. Niche auction sites – these are specialty sites that appeal to a niche audience of collectors and enthusiasts \n\nWineBid http://www.winebid  = for wines \nPenbid.com http://www.penbid.com  = for antique pens, pencils and books about them \nLabX http://www.labx.com  = for lab equipment, medical equipment, analytical instruments \nJust Beads! http://www.justbeads.com  -- for beads, jewelry, stones, beaded bags \nPottery Auction http://www.potteryauction.com  - for pottery \nSedo http://www.sedo.com  = for domain names \nIronPlanet http://www.ironplanet.com  = for heavy machinery, asphalt, trucks \nPlayle http://www.playle.com  -- for vintage postcards \nBid4Assets http://www.bid4assets.com  = for high ticket items such as real estate, cars, jewelries \n\n2. Yahoo! Auctions http://auctions.yahoo.com/  = eBay’s largest competitor \n\n3. Overstock http://www.overstock.com  = Skews towards females and their best selling items include women’s shoes and handbags, fashion jewelry, small electronics and cell phone accessories. Overstock’s customers are typically affluent yet value conscious. \n\n4. Amazon.com http://www.amazon.com  = While Amazon.com has an auction component, it is better to sell via their Marketplace which allows sellers to piggyback on what Amazon sells. \n\n5. Liquidation Marketplaces – ideal for sellers offering hundreds or thousands of inventory items \n\nUBid http://www.ubid.com  = sells brand name merchandise for hefty discounts with bidders prequalified before submitting a bid (they need to provide credit card information) \nLiquidation.com http://www.liquidation.com  = the largest surplus marketplace not intended for sellers offering single items \n\n6. Local Buyers – for big and bulky items you want to sell, or if you prefer local buyers instead of the global marketplace \n\nLiveDeal.com http://www.livedeal.com  = allows buyers to search by location; allows buyers to make offers to sellers \nCraigslist http://www.craigslist.com  = a free classified ads local directory \nYahoo Classifieds http://classifieds.yahoo.com  = free classified ads for most household goods \nNewspaper classified ads = millions of people still read the newspapers’ classified ads section \n\n7. Live Auction sites \n\nBidz.com http://www.bidz.com  = connects you to sales of items on a “last minute basis” \n\n8. Your own website – instead of selling through a different auction sales channel, you can opt to create your own e-commerce site where buyers can directly purchase from you.
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ebay is your best shot
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Sell on ebay - www.ebay.com\n\nAvon seller
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sell on E-bay, you can sell anything