Articles, tagged with "opening bid", page 3
21st December 2009
This is a very commonly seen question from people trying to sell a vehicle at an on the internet auction. I'm going to assign this as a short article, because it is comically simple to solve. It is generally one of 5 factors.
1. Your opening bid is ...
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Author:
Bryon Blakey
18th December 2009
It used to be that when you posted an auction on eBay, people would start bidding right away and then the bid would slowly go up as the competition increased between different people. This was always eBay's strategy since they take a cut from the total p...
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eBayRiches
23rd November 2009
Foreclosure originally starts off with a default in payment made by the lender. It pertains to a judicial procedure which allows a lender to take back the possession on the defaulted property. If payments have been neglected successively up to half a year...
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Author:
Peterke Ember
04th November 2009
Online Auctions have become popular for people who are looking for something and people who want to get rid of something. Items could be as petty as candle holders and TV rack to invaluable such as cars, jewelry, real estate and more.
Virtual auctions...
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Rudy Silva
02nd October 2009
Selling articles on eBay is very easy - once you know how it's done! If you have never tried to sell anything on eBay before, it can all look a bit confusing, but it is easier if you get a little help. So, if you are wondering "how do I sell an item on ...
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Author:
Elaine Currie
22nd September 2009
Given the high card strength contained in these responses, you will rarely have enough to enter the bidding. Bidding a suit is natural and your playing strength should be within two tricks of your bid. You might enter the auction with a freak two-suiter, ...
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Author:
Ron Klinger
17th September 2009
How Honest Sellers Can Be Robbed By Dishonest Buyers
Shill bidding deal is a 21st century version of a confidence game. The purpose of shill bidding is to buy merchandise at an artificially low price which can then be resold for a healthy profit. It i...
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Author:
Subin
16th September 2009
Many first time sellers have one thing in common - they fail. Many of them fail time and time again, never understanding what is going wrong. They do hours of research looking for the perfect item to sell, get the auction set up, and wait for the bidding ...
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Author:
Nickolas Guy
11th September 2009
Online Auctions have become popular for people who are looking for something and people who want to get rid of something. Items could be as petty as candle holders and TV rack to invaluable such as cars, jewelry, real estate and more.
Virtual auctions...
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Author:
Rudy Silva
11th September 2009
Online Auctions have become popular for people who are looking for something and people who want to get rid of something. Items could be as petty as candle holders and TV rack to invaluable such as cars, jewelry, real estate and more.
Virtual auctions...
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Author:
Rudy Silva
02nd September 2009
Selling expensive items on eBay is really no different than selling low cost items. Essentially, no matter what you are selling, it all comes down to how you market the item. This doesn't mean you have to surf around the Internet placing ads here and ther...
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Author:
Robert Bell
02nd August 2009
Each state has its own foreclosure procedures. The procedures are guided by the general rules set out by the Federal government. Foreclosures can be classified into two types: judicial and non-judicial foreclosures. The courts are involved in judicial fo...
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Author:
JosephSmithJr
08th July 2009
Foreclosure Auctions are basically conducted when a bank or lending institution is forced to put the home on sale to recover any debts that are due towards them on the property. These properties can be purchased at a fraction of their value since the bank...
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Author:
JosephSmithJr
05th June 2009
In the midst of today's report about another consecutive record for foreclosures with California ranked third in the nation behind Nevada and Florida, some encouraging news was released showing that an indicator of future foreclosures actually dropped in ...
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Feldman Law Center
15th May 2009
When someone is in the market to purchase a good quality used automobile, the first places they usually look is the classified ads in the newspaper, and at used car dealers lots. That is what most people do, but there is another place where you can get an...
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Author:
John Frost
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