Jim Davidson wrote:
I wonder if this post about nuggets for sale on eBay might have inspired Frank's post about the dangers of eBay/PayPal.
What are the dangers of ebay? I realise paypal is owned
by ebay but for the average person bidding on my gold nuggets ;)
or placing an item for auction what are the dangers? Particularly
if they take up my offer and use e-gold in order to receive a 5% discount.
On Sunday, Sep 14, 2003, at 23:04 US/Central, Asiana Gold wrote:
Australian Gold Nuggets for auction on ebay.
It is certainly a disappointment to investors in GoldBarter.com to see eBay being used for these auctions instead. I wonder what might make GoldBarter.com more attractive as a venue for sellers.
GoldBarter.com needs to advertise more and attract more
potential buyers. It is hard to beat the exposure provided by ebay.
For example both of my gold nugget auctions have received around 20 people
each looking at them and my auction to sell an ounce of e-gold has
received over 65 visitors!
I think ebay is an excellent way to introduce people to e-gold and gold currency in general. I always offer a discount on my auctions for e-gold and this had resulted in a few people opening e-gold accounts and becoming regular customers at AsianaGold. I'm sure there are others who have discovered e-gold though our auction listings too.
The main reason I sell gold nuggets on ebay is to build a reputation. People value ebay reputations and they are widely recognised.
It is also interesting that you seem to ignore Frank's favorite site, FreeTraders.org which might be a good venue for sales.
I have not ignored FreeTraders.org. In fact I paid them some gold for displaying our gold price charts recently.
I'm sure FreeTraders.org is a good site to sell gold nuggets on and I have recently looked into joining. I'm curious to know how many members I can potentially sell my gold nuggets to before I spend the yearly membership fee?
Regards,
Joel
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