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 Posted: Sun Aug 13, 2006 7:33 am Post subject: Sell clothes online |
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What do you think about selling clothes online? Is this a good way to make money? If so, how much revenue can you generate potentially?
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Lyte
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I've heard there's good money in this over on Ebay. The moms are going garage sales, Salvation Army, Tuesday Morning and places like that and then reselling everything on EBay.
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Regular eBay works better than eBay store. I have been setting up eBay store, but it has many problems. Also though eBay was encouraging users to start setting up eBay stores early this year, eBay suddenly raised listing prices a short while ago. I personally think that eBay store isn't the best way to approach e-commerce.
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| Lyte wrote: | SEO, You're right on that. The store prices went up AND the stores don't come up when someone's doing a search! 
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You need to pay extra in order for your store to show up in eBay search. You want to list your items in regular eBay and link them to your eBay store items in order to get around this; many people recommend this. However, ... isn't it a bit cumbersome? Isn't it too costly? I think answers to these questions are "Yes."
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