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Old 24-07-2006   #1 (permalink)
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new model auction website

just been sent a link to a very new model auction website...

www.modelbidder.co.uk

an ebay style auction site just for models........

anyone else heard of this site or had any experience of it ?
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Not yet but any alternative to Ebay has to be worth looking at and a models only one is certainly worth investigating.

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Obviously very little there so far but I have registered and I hope it takes off.
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they need to rethink the pricing structures though..... listing fee is £1..... for any item for sale from £1 to £10.000 in value....

fine if you are selling high value items, but for accessories and stuff and lower value items its a high listing fee..



i now have sold over 1000 items on ebay and the lower listing fee is far better for lower value items....

imagine selling a servo for £8 and having to pay £1 as a listing fee alone !- 20 pence on ebay !
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