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http://www.auctions.amazon.com
Best of the Best: Sites.com Companion Guide to the Best of the Web: Title: Amazon Auctions, Description: Familiarity and a top-drawer search engine make this site among the most welcoming on the web. After a four-step tutorial, a hunt for baseball cards or tractors is a cinch. Featured items are highlighted and current auctions post the time remaining for placing a bid. Dollar Deals is well worth browsing. Amazon charges sellers a small listing fee and takes a sliding fee of between one and a quarter to five per cent off the final deal.
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http://www.internetauctionlist.com
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: Internet Auction List, Description: Click a category (art, military memoriabilia, horsesand livestock, and many more) and choose fromdozens of online auctions. Go to the calendar andsee which auctions are being held on a particulardate. Check for links to other auction sites or sub-scribe to the free newsletter. This is the most com-plete list of auctions available on the Web.44
Harley Hahn's Internet and Web Yellow Pages, Millennium Edition: Title: Auctions Online, Description: (No description provided)
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http://auctions.yahoo.com
Harley Hahn's Internet and Web Yellow Pages, Millennium Edition: Title: Auctions Online, Description: (No description provided)
Best of the Best: Sites.com Companion Guide to the Best of the Web: Title: Yahoo! Auctions, Description: The flea market of auction sites opened in 1997. A familiar design helps drive traffic to all manner of stuff, from Winnie the Pooh insulated baby bottle bags to N’Sync tickets. Chat rooms, message boards and auction clubs bubble with “shoptalk” on adored collectibles and haggling techniques. No posting fee or commission on the final sale. E-mail notices warn you when the item you covet is on the auction block again. Payment and shipping arranged by buyer and seller.
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http://auctionpage.com
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: AuctionPage Auctions, Description: From this page you can search 2,500 auction sites tofind just the item you want. Main categories areCollectibles, Antiques, Computers, Software, andMerchandise. You can also post news of your ownauctions and services here.
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http://www.auctionweb.com
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: Sotheby’s: Related Sites, Description: (No description provided)
Harley Hahn's Internet and Web Yellow Pages, Millennium Edition: Title: Auctions, Description: (No description provided)
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http://www.excite.com/channel/shopping/bargains
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: Excite Shopping Channel: Auctions and Bargains, Description: This is a good place to begin your search for just theright auction for you. There are links to several auc-tions, along with some just plain good bargains andfree stuff.
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http://www.auctionuniverse.com
Harley Hahn's Internet and Web Yellow Pages, Millennium Edition: Title: Auctions Online, Description: (No description provided)
The Whole Internet: The Next Generation: Title: Auction Universe, Description: (No description provided)
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http://www.ebay.com
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: ebay, Description: The world ’s largest trading community online. Bidon more than 2,000,000 items from books, to com-puter products, to antiques. Join more than1,000,000 users who frequent this site.
Best of the Best: Sites.com Companion Guide to the Best of the Web: Title: eBay, Description: Experiencing eBay, the granddaddy of online auctions, is like flipping through your favorite paper catalog. In two or three clicks, find digital images for more than 2.5 million items for sale, from guitars to cars to collectible dolls. The constant addition of new features makes auction purchasing feel safer and more fun. Shipping charges vary and payments are always arranged with the seller. No buyer premium.
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http://www.haggle.com
Internet Directory for Dummies, 3rd Ed: Title: Haggle Online, Description: (No description provided)
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http://www.sothebys.com
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: Sotheby’s, Description: This, as you might expect, is a classy Web page. Readabout upcoming auctions, order catalogs, learn howto begin a collection, but best of all, check out theCollector ’s Eye, which provides helpful explanationsregarding collecting, such as “What is the significanceof a maker ’s mark? ”
Best of the Best: Sites.com Companion Guide to the Best of the Web: Title: Sotheby’s, Description: Attend an auction at Sotheby’s, one of the world’s premier auction houses, without leaving home. Sothebys.com lets you browse or search categories and subcategories for fine art, collectibles, ceramics and glass, photographs, jewelry, clocks, furniture and more. In the first six months, sales on sothebys.com topped $25 million. But sothebys.com is not just for the wealthy. A recent search turned up reasonably priced items, with bids starting at $50. Don't miss the educational connoisseur guides.
Best of the Best: Sites.com Companion Guide to the Best of the Web: Title: Sotheby’s, Description: Purchase art, antiques, photography, furniture and real estate from one of the world’s most prestigious auction houses with the click of a mouse. From pictures of Andy Warhol gallery-hopping in Milan to Korean celadon ceramics, choose from tens of thousands of items. Selection is significantly more upmarket than on Sotheby's Amazon partner site. Having a hard time figuring out which site is for you? Sothebys.com’s educational connoisseur guides are a tremendous tool.
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