Going Pro on eBay
from the that's-one-way-to-do-it dept
An article in Fortune on how some folks are running their entire businesses on eBay. It's probably a better bet than day trading.
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Using auction websites works.
By spending two days a week selling books, cards, and collectibles on net auctions, he started making sales that were previously impossible. FYI-- he was using ebay.com, auctions.yahoo.com, auctions.zdnet.com, and auctions.amazon.com.
Check auctioninsider.com, or your favorite searchengine, for more sites.
I have noticed more personal auction sites at CNET and Lycos, UBid.com, and Up4Sale.com. Now where did I leave that collectible signed copy of "1984" by George Orwell? Hmmmm......
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