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07-08-2011, 05:50 PM
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Ebid vs Ebay
I found Ebid about 2 years ago. I have a store on there and have done well. It could be better if more dealers set up shop there. It could replace EBAY if more of the bigger dealers would use it. I am not saying abandon EBAY but it is a nice option as there is more flexibility. A seller can take any form of payment and no monthly fee. no listing fee. only 2% commission if using a gallery. Biggest problem is EBAY still has a large chunk of the baseball card business. I like it because I can sell cards for less and this appeals to customers.
Any questions on this are welcome. 
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