June 27, 2011
Now that the 100-degree temperatures have finally set in here in Chico, CA, we're all kind of feeling the "blahs"—which means it's time to do something fun in the office. About a month ago, I was sitting here at my desk, looking around at the massive amounts of stuff I have yet to list on eBay, and I realized that the clear desktop surface I have is down to inches ...
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June 23, 2011
This year's eBay Radio Party, a two-day event filled with educational sessions and fun, kicked off on Wednesday with a meet and greet party at Bugsy's Bar. It was a blast! ...
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June 17, 2011
Experts say shoppers will pamper Dad this year, and will spend more on him than they have in the past eight years. The top Father's Day gift is expected to be a day out, but electronics, clothing, and tools and appliances are also among popular gift choices. ...
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June 09, 2011
I've been listing on eBay since before the company went public. It started one night when I was playing with my first new home scanner, and copied pages of an old Wedgwood store folder for everyday pottery that had been sitting on a cabinet for years
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June 02, 2011
Like many people, I get an urge to start some serious cleaning in the spring. Last weekend was no exception. My garage was full of boxes (some filled with random items, others totally empty). I had tossed them in there because there was nowhere to put them in the house ...
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Patricia: When I upload my photos in iphoto the size is 640×480 but when I upload them to my Auctiva listing...
sheri: I am amazed that I am reading the EXACT SAME THINGS I AM THINKING about eBay and their CONSTANT CHANGES that...
Kellie Badeau: Well it’s obvious that Auctiva is in bed with eBay. Final value fees actually increased up to...
JEAN AVERILL: I’ve been selling since the year 2000. That’s 5 more years since the new guy became CEO....
Harold Yoder: Hi Jenny, Hey, if it helps my items sell better, I am completely for it. I had been updating all of my...
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