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04-13-2007, 03:28 PM
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REA vs. ebay
Posted By: Jim Clarke
Be careful with which auction company you go with. You want to deal with one who can best describe your items and who has the best buyers list for those kind of items. I would NOT say every banner ad will give you the same results. Most auction companies normally have an area of expertise. The BIG ones do a GREAT job all the way around. So be careful with the smaller auction companies that are not known for your kind of consignments. I'm sure the banners advertisers are good, just make sure you know what they are good at before consigning... 
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