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Tech Auction sites, other than Ebay??

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by d squared

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Just wondering if any one knows of any good I.T. Tech type auction sites.
I don't want to use e-bay (long story - just don't ever create a second account because you think the first one didn't work, they ban you for life for having 2 accounts and wouldn't let me appeal)

Anyway I am selling a Cisco 2611 with a T1 wic card and need a good auction site to use.

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by niceguyfallriver2000

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by jdraughn

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by w2ktechman

Overstock.com I believe has one
I think Yahoo still has one
craigslist can be an interesting place as well.

Now, may I ask why you were really banned? Ebay does not ban you from having 2 accounts, unless you were doing something wrong. Like using 1 to raise the bid from the others auction.

by jdraughn

Another Choice?
BuyOnIt.com and its team of developers set out to create a formidable alternative to eBay and other online retail stores. Operating under the sole intention of protecting users from fraud and corrupted users, BuyOnIt takes the worry away from its members by guaranteeing the safe delivery of items, and safe reception of payment between users, by acting as a mediator. Additionally, the BuyOnIt team does not revel in the art of ?nickel and dime?, all insertion fees, and associated posting fees are 50% off that of eBay?s pricing structure. Added with $15.00/month storefront fees with no insertion fees, BuyOnIt should emerge as a much needed competitor to eBay.
Look for us in December 2007! Pre-Register now for 25% off all insertion fees.

Hey, we?re not trying to take down Goliath? just give him some competition

by jdraughn

Another Choice?
BuyOnIt.com and its team of developers set out to create a formidable alternative to eBay and other online retail stores. Operating under the sole intention of protecting users from fraud and corrupted users, BuyOnIt takes the worry away from its members by guaranteeing the safe delivery of items, and safe reception of payment between users, by acting as a mediator. Additionally, the BuyOnIt team does not revel in the art of ?nickel and dime?, all insertion fees, and associated posting fees are 50% off that of eBay?s pricing structure. Added with $15.00/month storefront fees with no insertion fees, BuyOnIt should emerge as a much needed competitor to eBay.
Look for us in December 2007! Pre-Register now for 25% off all insertion fees.

Hey, we?re not trying to take down Goliath? just give him some competition

by outsourcer_71

You just might want to try this out. Its a new ebay alternative online auction site for sellers who are tired of paying huge fees. They only charge 15cents per listing and no closing fees. Their unique custom built website is unlike any other auction sites. http://www.elfingo.com

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using Linux and FireFox 2.0.0.12

by arunjpf

A highly recommended site is elfingo.com for online auctions. They are the new ebay. Many smaller sites like this offer buyers far better deals than ebay ever could. Buyser also save a ton because this site charges little or nothing depending on the day. One more reaso I like elfingo.com is because they don't take a part of the sale at all. No commissions or final value fees. A+++ http://www.elfingo.com

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