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September 14th 05, 10:23 PM
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September 15th 05, 04:50 PM
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Nope, them ad's will be canceled by ebay if some other seller rats him out.
"TripFarmer" wrote in message ... Is that within the ebay rules? Trip In article , says... I used Ebay for advertising. It cost more for a vehicle of course, but for me it was only about $3.00 per ad. I used to collect silver coins from Nevada. I created my own website listing all the coins I had for sale. I would choose one of those coins, and list it on ebay. In my ad, I set it up to look like my website pages. There was a link in that page "Click here for more coins". This would take people to my website where my information was listed and they could purchase coins. I got a lot of contacts this way and made a lot of sales on the side. It probably wouldn't work with just one plane, but if you had a few, it could send a lot of people your way for just the cost of one ad. Maybe you could make your reserve price high. Dave "Joe" wrote in message roups.com... I saw something on the news the other day that said Ebay Motors (specifically the automobiles) gets more visitors than all the major used car sites COMBINED. I am thinking about listing my airplane, a C-172 Skyhawk, on Ebay for that reason. Do you guys think that Ebay is presently a good medium for re-selling airplanes? Or should I stick to Trade-A-Plane, etc? comments?
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September 15th 05, 05:12 PM
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Sure, if you intend to really sell the item, which I do, but I get a lot of
leads and side purchases too. "TripFarmer" wrote in message ... Is that within the ebay rules? Trip In article , says... I used Ebay for advertising. It cost more for a vehicle of course, but for me it was only about $3.00 per ad. I used to collect silver coins from Nevada. I created my own website listing all the coins I had for sale. I would choose one of those coins, and list it on ebay. In my ad, I set it up to look like my website pages. There was a link in that page "Click here for more coins". This would take people to my website where my information was listed and they could purchase coins. I got a lot of contacts this way and made a lot of sales on the side. It probably wouldn't work with just one plane, but if you had a few, it could send a lot of people your way for just the cost of one ad. Maybe you could make your reserve price high. Dave "Joe" wrote in message groups.com... I saw something on the news the other day that said Ebay Motors (specifically the automobiles) gets more visitors than all the major used car sites COMBINED. I am thinking about listing my airplane, a C-172 Skyhawk, on Ebay for that reason. Do you guys think that Ebay is presently a good medium for re-selling airplanes? Or should I stick to Trade-A-Plane, etc? comments?
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