online auctions

Yahoo Auctions is closing their doors, which made me think we’d all be stuck with eBay. They seem to have a monopoly on online auctions, don’t they? Not a true monopoly of course, but the closure of Yahoo Auctions doesn’t bode well for other people trying to take on eBay. eBid Online Auctions is trying to show the world we’ve got other options, and right now you can purchase a lifetime auction subscription for only $99. I don’t know about you, but I’ve spent much, MUCH more than $99 on auctions at eBay, so this is a cool option. Once you pay your $99, you never had to pay anymore fees to eBid. It’s a great promotion, and a great chance for them to convert Yahoo users into eBid users!

With the imminent closure of the US and Canadian Yahoo auction sites, US and Canadian users of Yahoo Auctions can import their feedback for free to eBid.net. Included in this special offer eBid.net will also allow all US and Canadian citizens to upgrade to a lifetime Platinum account membership worth $99.99 for absolutely nothing giving them zero listing and zero final value fees for life.

New users should register at us.eBid.net and if they wish to import feedback email a screen grab from their log in area of their yahoo auctions account showing their feedback page. Do not screen grab the public view of your Yahoo feedback page.

They can screen grab by pressing the PrtSc key on their keyboard to save a copy of their current screen to their clipboard and then paste into an email or into some photo software.

This offer lasts until Yahoo closes its doors on June 30th, 2007.

Users should email the jpg/gif/png/bmp image to yahoo_offer@ebid.net along with their new eBid username.

4 Comments so far

  1. bokjae on June 26th, 2007

    Thanks for the great info! It is also good to see another auction site appearing to avoid monopoly by ebay! cheers!

  2. boomstik on June 27th, 2007

    Participated on Japan Auto online auction. Very much it was pleasant to me. I assume behind them the future in online to trade.

  3. Ann on July 2nd, 2007

    Like you, I’ve spent a lot of money at FeeBay for uploading auctions and FVF. Thanks for the information about eBid!

  4. Kalamaf on July 5th, 2007

    Wow, not a bad deal if they survive at least a few years. I don’t do a lot of selling on eBay but when you add up their fees and paypals you end up losing a good chunk of your profits. Gonna check this out later after work.

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