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vulkum

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what do you guys think about post that say item for sale on ebay. i used to sell on ebay and had to pay a fee for listing an item. which is the price for using a auction house. i stopped cruising the ebay boards becuase theres to many companys running sale ads for their product.(ie
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same ad ran 50 times in a row. and you can never find any good deals there anymore. thats when i found all the differant reef boards. they're great! deals deals deals! plus lots of trades ect. until recently! i'll see something i might be interested in , click on the post,and item for sale on ebay. whats up with that. if they want to advertise their auction on a differant board they should have to pay a fee. if i want to bid against someone else and wait 5 to 7 days to see if i won i would be on ebay! i think they should ban all ads that are links to ebay! THIS IS MY PERSONAL OPINION, WHAT IS YOURS?
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Quillen

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I haven't/don't plan on buying anything live on Ebay. My range of things I would get there would be a tank or a book.
 

DaktariEd

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I don't have a problem with eBay posts in the appropriate forum...Reefkeepers Marketplace.

On eBay you have to expect retailers to advertise their goods over and over. It's up to the buyer to look for good deals, whether it's on eBay or at the conventional stores...that's life.

My 2 cents,

Ed
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albee1947

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I'm not trying to push my slab, but this is the same slab I have sold in the marketplace, The only difference is that it's cheaper on E-Bay. IMO
 

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