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ZapADeal Makes the Online Auction World Entertaining

July 29th, 2012 No comments

Move over eBay, there’s a new site in town! ZapADeal is a brand new online auction site that is turning the online auction world upside down. Why? Because ZapADeal has created something called “reveres auctions.” In a reveres auction, the “bidder” causes the price of the auction item to go down instead of up. Let me repeat that, the price of the item goes down. It actually keeps going down until it reaches zero, than the last bidder wins the item for free.

That’s why we call it online auction entertainment. You can’t sell anything on ZapADeal, only the site owner’s list items. And, all items on ZapADeal are brand name, brand new items. Items like a brand new 2008 Toyota Highlander Hybrid, and many different iPods and iPhones, Mac Notebooks, Nintendo Wii’s, and the list just keeps going on. Everything is brand new and maintains the factory warranties.

How can ZapADeal afford to put on an online auction like this? Well, it really is a simple yet very smart concept. Let me explain. Let’s take a brand new Nintendo Wii that would sell for $350. It would be listed on ZapADeal and start at $350, but the price is always hidden. Every time someone clicks on that item the current price is revealed to them and the item price drops 20 cents. This continues to happen until eventually the price reaches zero, at the time the last bidder wins the item. Now, the key on this is every time you click on the item to reveal the current price it costs you 1 credit. 1 credit equals anywhere from 50 cents to 2 dollars. Remember, the price only dropped 20 cents on that click where you spent 50 cents. So on every click there is a 30+ cent profit for the company.

You may be thinking, “That’s not that great of a deal, spend 50 cents to save 20.” That’s where you are wrong, because if you are the last person to click on it before it reaches zero, you just spent 50 cents to buy a $350 Nintendo Wii. That’s why it’s called Online Auction Entertainment. It’s an entertaining social game. You are competing with people allover the world to be the last person to click and the winner wins the item.

ZapADeal has positioned itself as the new social networking site, the latest and greatest gaming site, and a legitimate way save big money on great brand name items. The people who win these items will tell you, the reward is worth the cost.

Now, ZapADeal has several other auction styles as well, the bid to zero I just described is simply the most common one. I recommend heading over there and checking it out for yourself. You just might win that 2008 Toyota Highlander Hybrid. At the very least you’ll have a good time. You can also go to Google and do a search for ZapADeal and find out some more information about this unique and fun online auction

Paul Merryman

Finding Stuff to Sell on Ebay

February 15th, 2012 7 comments

There are a number of places to find things to sell on eBay. The most obvious is, of course, buying items wholesale through the manufacturer, or through a middleman or distributor. Of course, it’s a little bit harder to make a good profit doing things this way, because so many other people will probably be selling the same things. All that competition is going to drive prices down so low on most items that the profits are little to nothing, and only the people who can get their products in large quantities and receive discounts, or who do a massive volume, will be making enough for the ordeal to be worth the effort.

eBay itself is a popular choice. You may find this a bit odd, considering that if an item is available on eBay, others have a chance to get it at the same price you do. You might wonder why they would pay a higher price to you. Well, it’s simple. You want to buy “lots” of items, or you want to buy misspelled items. If you find a pair of shoes that normally sell on eBay for $100, and the title has the brand name misspelled, you might get lucky and be the only person who finds the auction. If the starting bid is $9.99 and there is no reserve, you might get this $100 pair of shoes for $20 or less including shipping. That leaves you the opportunity to make a nice profit!

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You might also buy lots of items and break them up. A lot is a group of similar items that are sold together, in a group. You might find a store owner who is closing their store and selling out the inventory on eBay just to get rid of it. You could run across 500 pairs of sunglasses or 20 pairs of shoes in one lot. The average eBay user is not going to purchase a large lot of items this way, so you have a good chance to get the lot at a decent price. You can then break this lot up and sell the items one at a time for a good profit.

One of the most popular ways of finding items to sell on eBay is through places like garage sales, flea markets, and thrift stores. You can find great items at these places, but you need to be prepared to do this very regularly. Some people visit their favorite thrift stores every week, or even every single day! You never know when they are going to put out a rare piece of pottery, or an antique chair, or a suit that might sell for over $100! And garage sales and flea markets are treasure troves, but you need to be prepared to spend a lot of time sifting through useless junk to find some items that will sell well on eBay.

Another resource that is often overlooked is Craig’s List. This website has free classified listings for nearly every major city in the US, and many others around the world. You can find good items very cheap, and sometimes even free! If you want to spend a little time and effort going to pick up the items, you can very often find great items to sell on eBay in the free section of your city’s listings there.

There are many other ways of finding items to sell on eBay. Consider your local newspapers and thrifty ad magazines, swap meets, live auctions, estate sales, and stores that are going out of business or have surplus inventory. With a little research and a bit of leg work, you’ll find plenty of items to sell that can make you good money!

Charles and Kim Petty

Selling On Ebay Tips

November 7th, 2011 No comments

Ebay is a globally made use of web based auction web-site. Quite often to get started to sell on a web-site like this is pretty daunting, so I have put together some EBay selling techniques to support you get began and hopefully to support you make some revenue.

If you are nonetheless thinking of tips of what you could sell to make revenue, just cease, appear about your dwelling and see what you feel you do not have to have or want anymore. Clothes, books, media, shoes, plates, china, ornaments, paper, pens, picture frames, toys. Appear about to see what you feel you could sell. If you are not confident if it would sell, search for it and see if any one else is selling it, if they are then you can too!

EBay selling techniques would not be total with out payment suggestions. Buyers can pay by varied procedures, check, postal order or PayPal. By far the easiest way is PayPal so I would very advise setting up a PayPal account for this. It is the safest way to order and sell for each the buyer and the seller.

There are expenses involved in eBay and you have to have to preserve track of what you are spending out so that you know what profit you are producing, here is a list of the expenses involved:

Item expense

Listing and reserve fees

Feature fees

Final Value fee (if the item sells).

Auction Management Service (if you use 1).

Credit card or PayPal service fees

Online service or DSL fees

Shipping expenses and supplies

Feel very carefully about the title of your item. If an individual is looking for a certain, item you have to feel what they might possibly variety into search for. For instance blue jumper Is a exceptionally vague description, but Fantastic condition ladies blue jumper size 12 would attract a lot way more visitors. Also attempt to incorporate the brand name and many people quite often search for brands.

1 of the most valuable 1 of the eBay selling techniques is to Consistently incorporate a picture of what you are selling. Most buyers will not order an item with no picture. Also, you will just about double the revenue you make if you list the picture in the gallery view, this is only 15p but most buyers will only appear at auctions with a gallery picture. Items with no gallery picture are quite often deemed invisible.

Books, CDs and DVDs and other media have ISBN or UPC numbers, if you add this into your item description then eBay will put a picture in for you of the cover of the item and also a lot of the other information and facts about the item.

Do some investigation on the item you are selling, acquire out the retail value and incorporate that in the information and facts about your item. If the buyer knows the retail value you are way more probably to get a improved cost for it. Appear up other eBay auctions selling the similar items as you, see how considerably they are going for and what they sell for, you can gauge interest that way.

You have to have to acquire out which category to put your item in, you can do this by eBays advised or you can pick out your own. For an added zero cost you can put it in a sub category also. Make confident you feel very carefully about the category and search other items comparable to yours to see what category they are listed in.

If you are nonetheless unsure about how considerably to list your item for then you can consistently get started it at a low auction cost and put a reserve cost on it so that it cannot go for below that cost. The buyer will not know what the reserve is till they get to it, but for your peace of thoughts you will know that you will get the cost you want. If you get started bidding greater you are considerably much less probably to get any bids at all.

Make confident you weigh your item and perform out the shipping expenses, do not forget to add the weight for the packaging. You can charge a flat rate for shipping so make confident this is clear in your listing. Make confident you do not put your postage expenses too high as this can scare off prospective buyers. If there are two items each going for the similar quantity, the 1 with the more affordable postage will be way more probably to get way more bids.