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05-13-2006, 06:36 PM

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Create Auction vs. Ebay

Posted By: DJ

A lot of people are going to Create auction to run their auctions and I was wondering why they would utilize their services (outside of some %) instead of throwing it up on eBay where they will get more traffic, exposure and can probably eliminate advertising.

Why Create over eBay?

Curious.

DJ

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