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11-23-2005, 06:44 PM
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Question About Selling?
Posted By: BlackSoxFan
You have a ton of options at your disposal. If you have a scanner and a lot of time, you can do it yourself on eBay. It takes a great deal of time to post an item to eBay. Even with our system, it takes roughly 30 minutes to post one item. You can use something like turbo-lister which will reduce your time, but even so, scanning is going to be a big problem (as far as time goes). Auction houses are a way to go, but remember you're losing out to BP. If you would like some help i'd be happy to talk with you about your paticular situation. My work addy is tgolden@itailers.com Our website has some info as well. 
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