Monthly Archive for August, 2008


TheInquirer.com: ONLINE SHOPPING FIGURES show that we Brits have spent the equivalent of £79 per person in one month of ‘summer’. E-retail sales index IMRG Capgemini released figures today which show that online spending rose to a market value of £4.8 billion in July alone. Online retail figures blasted the high street numbers again as [...]

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AuctionAcrobat.com: Auction Acrobat is a completely different from Disc Mojo it was coded from scratch and not an ‘extention.’ Disc Mojo is primarily used for the delivery of CD/DVD’s on Amazon, CD Baby, Websites and Blogs. (And it does an amazing job doing it!) Auction Acrobat is a brand new script built from scratch and [...]

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EbayInkBlog: Starting Sept. 16, eBay is reducing up-front risk for sellers of Buy It Now fixed price items by lowering the insertion fee to 35 cents and the listing duration will be extended to 30 days (rather than the previous 7). Additionally, listing fees will be lowered even further in the media categories (movies, music, [...]

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Independent.co.uk: The online auction giant eBay has simplified and slashed its charges on fixed-price items sold on its site, as it seeks to compete more aggressively with its rival Amazon by enticing small businesses and big ticket retailers to its website. EBay UK said the pricing changes, which comes into effect on 24 September in [...]

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AuctionAcrobat.com: I’m sure you have heard about the new eBay changes by now… many eBay sellers were left RED FACED after eBay enforced the ban on selling digital items. Listen up! The digital ban has opened up today’s most outrageous opportunity to PROFIT off of eBay. Let me ask you something…Have you ever purchased a [...]

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