Which eBay auction selling technique is best? Dutch auction or multiple listings?
Q. With the current fee system on ebay, is it better to do a multiple quantity auction (dutch), or actually list many separate auctions with a quantity of 1? I am having trouble understanding the fees, but it doesn't seem like multiple separate auctions would cost much more, and you get the benefit of extra real estate/exosure within the item listings. I'm selling items that cost $40.
Asked by cordaroysoriginals - Thu Feb 21 21:02:21 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I tried dutch a few times and it didn't work. List several, sell maybe 1 or 2 at a too low price. Go for fixed price listings. Or, open a shop and then have auctions with a link to your shop listing for the same item to allow buyers to BIN.
Answered by NoScam - Thu Feb 21 23:07:45 2008

How do I sell on ebay please?
Q. I tried to sell 2 years ago and ended up in a dutch auction,and have been afraid to try again.could anyone tell me step by step how to sell and how to add a photo. I would like to sell a pine table and reborn dolls in time.thank you
Asked by helpless - Mon Dec 1 13:19:58 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

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Answered by Amory - Mon Dec 1 13:22:39 2008

Does this mean the Iraq War will end now?
Q. Has the mission finally been accomplished? Big Oil Back To Iraq? Iraq finally surrenders its oil sovereignty to trans-national corporations. The article: "Thirty five companies are qualified to bid on foreign oil contracts with Iraq starting next week, the Wall Street Journal reports. The government decided to auction off foreign oil contracts in an attempt to boost up its war torn economy. The auction is taking place for the first time since Iraq nationalized its oil industry more than 30 years ago. Among top potential bidders are Exxon Mobil Corp., Royal Dutch Shell PLC, Italy's Eni SpA, Russia's Lukoil and China Petroleum & Chemical Corp. If all goes according to plan, the new contracts with foreign companies will help Iraq to… [cont.]
Asked by Ruby - Wed Jun 24 23:36:15 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. From my perspective, the invasion of Iraq was for two primary reasons: 1. to remove a regime that was hostile to the New World Order. Many Middle Eastern governments do not want to play ball with the globalists. Iran is next, and then maybe Syria. 2. To steal Iraq's oil for the big oil companies. The Iraqi Oil Bill was written by the Bush Administration and forced on the new Iraqi government. It provides for the majority of Iraq's oil being transferred to the big oil companies.
Answered by iraqisax - Thu Jun 25 20:35:15 2009