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07-30-2008, 11:06 AM
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Booted off of Ebay
Posted By: Bryan Long
It would be wonderfil to have another option besides ebay. But, I assume that strart-up costs would be huge. Plus, Ebay has managed to make themselves a huge player online because of all the marketing that they managed to do. Auction houses are the only other option that are available and the typical stuff that I can buy do not exist on most auction house websites. It would take a lot of people with a lot of money to put something together - not saying it wouldn't be worth a shot though. 
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