YDC 184 Announcement for 212th Brownie Guide Pack Liverpool

Announcement: for YDC 184 Charity Event

24th to 28th of February 2020

The winner of the November YDC 183 was LiverDodo with Her long pink leopard print scarf
LiverDodo has chosen to support 212th Brownie Guide Pack Liverpool in February for the YDC 184 which runs from 24th - 28th February 2020

Sooo sorry for the late start....I was waylaid by Life The Universe and Everything :)

Ready Teddy Go!
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The rules info below is used with grateful thanks from all coordinators and related contributors that went before me as my writing is totally rubbish :)
Basic Rules Here

1. Choose a charity or good cause to support with the money you raise. You may support any cause you wish.
   
2. List your item in the Your Donation Counts sub-category of the Charity Auctions category on eBid.net.
   
3. IncludeYDC nnn (the number of the current YDC) and your cause in the auction title and description.
   
4. Maximize YDC visibility by offering your item to as many international destinations as possible. Please do not charge more than cost for shipping or postage.
   
5. Run your listing from the 24th to the 28th of the month.

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Competition Rules Here

1. Choose an item with an expected value of less than £20.00 (or local equivalent). Higher value items are still welcome in YDC but will not be considered competition entries.
   
2. Start your auctions at 99p or less (or local equivalent).
   
3. Be sure your auction does not use Reserves, Buy Now prices or listing enhancements (eg Featured, etc).
   
4. Make sure your end time on the 28th matches your start time on the 24th, so that your auction runs for exactly four days.
   
5. Add the following text to your auction(s) description:
   This auction is an entry in the YDC competition. All money raised by this auction will go to insert charity name here.

General Tips

Make sure your titles are searchable to allow for bidders from outside of the forum to find your auctions . For example, the world ‘chocklit’ is fine to be used in the auction description but it’s unlikely that bidders from outside the forum will spell ‘chocolate’ this way. So novelty spellings are best left for the descriptions.

My listings up and ready :)

I've managed to get one listing up but am after lots of stuff too :)