| | | | | Post By: member_260697 | Post Date: 2009-09-29 10:34:39 |
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I have sold books on ebay and through their half.com link at the home page bottom in the past. I made a fair amount of sales. I had better sales on half.com. I believe half.com is only in the US at this time. Due to current economic times book sales have dropped. My sales have consisted mostly of reference and textbooks.
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| | | Post By: member_56299 | Post Date: 2009-09-29 15:01:47 |
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I think half.com might be a better deal, but it's also less known than ebay. And, I would agree that Amazon.com might be an even better place to look to, in all honesty. If I was looking for a book, I would go to Amazon first before ebay.
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| | | | | Post By: member_258678 | Post Date: 2009-09-30 17:46:59 |
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My wife and I, or should I say mostly my wife, have sold a few books on half.com, which is part of ebay. If you are going to sell them individually that is where I'd start. If your going to sell a lot of them, meaning as in one sale, I'd recommend ebay under the wholesale listings.
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| | Post By: | Post Date: 2009-10-01 05:11:02 |
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I've sold a few things through ebay but never even thought about linking them to my site. It seems like a pretty good idea though and im considering doing it myself next time i sell something - hope you dont mind....? please let me know how you get on so we can compare the selling and traffic it may or may not produce. Thanks |
| | | | | Post By: TheOddsAreIn | Post Date: 2009-10-01 13:51:21 |
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Half.com isn't so bad either. Got to gain a good reputation. I bought two books and one guy had good reviews but only had 14 reviews and he never shipped the book.
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| | Post By: goodnreadytogo | Post Date: 2009-10-01 19:06:58 |
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| Quoted from: member_232154 on 2009-09-28 21:41:00 Easiest way to sell used books is via amazon.com. |
I agree with this. Thanks to all for interesting dicussion. Regards, Lenore, goodnreadytogo
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| | | Post By: member_262773 | Post Date: 2009-10-04 10:11:00 |
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I have sold on eBay for over 9 years. Mostly collectibles and I'm not likely the newest changes. My store traffic is dead. After selling over 60,000 items, I'm rethinking what I need to do.
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