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06-18-2010, 03:52 AM
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give it time
Right now. EBay has the most traffic and probably will for a long time. But a niche auction company such as Leon and Matt's venue, should be able with more advertising and word of mouth to build a nice buisness.
EBay has gone away from an "auction" house to a "fixed-sale" house and that is great for most of what is sold on the Bay EXCEPT for collectibles. Collectibles are good for an auction style set up So, join the new site and let it grow to become an alternative in the card sense to EBay but not a replacement. Rich 
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