ebay/ebid comparison

[LadyLinuxexe]

I was looking for an alternative to ebay and found ebid. I just signed up today and hope to be pleasently surprized. I would welcome any tips, tricks or sugessions.

[lakeleilani]

What are you selling? Have you opened any stores?

[HerMajesty]

Welcome! Here is a great reference on about every eBid topic.

http://www.ebid.net/forums/showthrea...%27s+New+Users

[cheaver]

I was looking for an alternative to ebay and found ebid. I just signed up today and hope to be pleasently surprized. I would welcome any tips, tricks or sugessions.

Hi and Welcome! Take the time to adapt from over there to over here - it's a lot different! Take time to learn how to make eBid work for you.
List as much variety as possible in a Store (you can have up to 5 free stores with Seller+ Lifetime).

Love your name..... now then, let me guess.... you are a Linux user with special interest in eLearning/Graphics/XHTML??? (If true, adapting to eBid will be a breeze for you!)

[Juliebabe25]

OP
Ebid is a great site, but it requires much more work on your listings than ebay does as ebid does not have nowhere near as many many members or no where near as much traffic.

[darklisruthven]

hallo and welcome.
Dont be afraid to ask any questions on the forums, most of us are a friendly lot

[kreativebargains]

As has already been said you need to take your time to find how best to sell on eBid, but you can sell. The big difference is that you are selling for you and not for shareholders and fat cats to line their pockets.

Oh and it is a lot friendlier on here.

[squern]

Welcome to eBid, the friendliest site in the World (probably).
Read the posts on here about listing, key words, etc., and you won't go wrong.

How are we to address your ladyship? We common people like to know that sort of thing.
Did you know that Her Majesty lists on eBid? - We're getting infested with the aristocracy.

Best wishes with your selling.

[tonyreddevil]

welcome in deed

[pamelajonesart]

Welcome and good luck