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contains hints and tips for eBay sellers, news on the latest
technical developments on eBay, readers’ letters (“Ask Molly”) and
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explanations of when and how to use additional codes to drive your
profits higher. Plus, I check out new ideas regarding sales techniques
and provide advice on how to move with the markets.
It’s not all work and no play. There are always strange and crazy
things happening on eBay and in my “Trader’s Tales” section, I share
some of the more amusing stories. Like the guy who bought ‘half a
kilo of Lego’ and then was disappointed with the amount! Not to
mention the weird and wonderful auctions that take place online –
how much would you bid for an ‘air guitar’ or an ‘animatronic rhino’?
You can also keep up-to-date with my own eBay career; I’ll share my
experiences, both good and bad, with you, so that you can avoid my
mistakes and learn from my successes.
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