The short answer is no -- not if you are talking about most things.
There have been numerous attempts to compete with Ebay in "general
merchandise" auctions, but Ebay is just too big and none have been very
successful.
In the case of certain special fields, like movie posters, there have
been several outstanding alternative on-line auction sites develop and
flourish outside of ebay: movieposterbid.com, emovieposter.com,
heritage.com are the big ones.
There is at least one alternative for comics, pulp magazines, and
similar stuff that I know of: http://www.comicbidz.com/
If you want to check out all the auction sites that are out there trying
to be alternatives to Ebay, start here:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&as_q=&as_epq=auction
-- JR
candleshoe+echofizz.com wrote:
Exactly...my original post mentioned that most of my interest is
Broadway related memorabilia; film memorabilia is a smaller percentage
of my activities...
Though I have found a broadway poster at a garage sale......
On 9/12/09 8:57 PM, "Kenwick Cook" <[email protected]> wrote:
But what if we want to sell a toaster?
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