Announcements
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posted on June 13, 2002 01:28:51 PM
AuctionWatch will reward you for each qualified referral by paying you a Bonus based on your referral’s AuctionWatch activity. The more active the seller you refer, the higher your Referral Bonus. Earn 10% of the net service fees paid by the new seller for their first 14 weeks of activity (includes two week free trial and first three months on any of our payment plans.)
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Regards,
The AuctionWatch Staff
[ edited by Announcements on Jun 13, 2002 01:30 PM ]
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revvassago
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posted on June 13, 2002 02:24:27 PM
Now featuring the AuctionWatch Amway program!
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caffeitalia
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posted on June 13, 2002 04:35:18 PM
Sounds like AuctionDiner part two.
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uaru
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posted on June 13, 2002 04:46:45 PM
caffeitalia Sounds like AuctionDiner part two
Not even close. This is a simple straight forward referral program.
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RSMSPORTSGA
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posted on June 13, 2002 06:55:59 PM
No Comment!!!!
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RB
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posted on June 13, 2002 07:53:24 PM
A desperation move ...
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agapecrafts
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posted on June 13, 2002 10:53:49 PM
If you would support eBay stores, you would not be losing customers! Spend your efforts where it helps your sellers, and you would not need referral programs.
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Libra63
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posted on June 13, 2002 11:14:14 PM
First question is how does AW get new business? Word of mouth and with that they will pay you to find new members. Is that a bad thing? Next question. Why should Auctionwatch support eBay stores. Ebay doesn't support AW stores. I can't mention in my auctions that I have a AW store, and if I did my auctions wouldn't stay on long or maybe eBay will find a way to charge me for saying that. I will tell you if AW wasn't here I wouldn't be selling on eBay. I know so little about a computer that if I had to store pictures on a web page I would be gone. I am sure there are others on here that feel the same way. This is a very simple way for me to launch eBay auctions and I like simple. I have no complaints. AW also has many good services When ebay needs money they up their fees. I doubt AW CEO's have a net worth of 9 million dollars. Yes, according to the papers Meg is worth 9 million dollars.
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agapecrafts
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posted on June 13, 2002 11:25:06 PM
I agree with you on the services of Auction Watch . . . not perfect but very simple to use. I am computer literate, and AW sure does make selling easy. But you say AW should NOT support eBay stores??? But sellers (ie. AW customers) are requesting this feature. eBay is not perfect, but where else are YOU going to sell with the kind of traffic they get? When Auction Watch FORCES you to use their storefront, who then, is in control of your business?
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yeager
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posted on June 14, 2002 01:41:43 AM
Anything that makes the flow of business better either way should be supported. If the proper arangements could be made, everyone would prosper.
edited sfor spelling
The eBay Outlook is a great place to discuss eBay auction related topics!
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kahml
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posted on June 14, 2002 06:15:52 AM
The key thing of this is:
Not >one< of the banners (or link) that AW provides can be placed in any eBay listing (which you would presumably launch from AW).
So maybe you will think to include one in your WBN - but then more than 50% of winners don't seem to fill that out.
And does anyone really think that AW is getting that much traffic from the other auction venues it supports?
I'm not sure that this one was worth it...
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wwtraders1
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posted on June 14, 2002 07:37:58 AM
If Auction Watch would support Dutch auction I would recommend them until then No.
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Libra63
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posted on June 14, 2002 07:39:54 AM
I have items in my AW store front and I doubt if they will ever get sold but I can tell you that I never visit an ebay store either. AW isn't forcing me to use their store front, but eBay isn't letting me advertise my storefront either. If eBay is just a venue then why can't we advertise? I doubt if my storefront on AW would take any business away from eBay. I like the concept of the auction, put the item on 7 days, sell and it is out of my house. In a store front you have to keep it around until you sell it. I think I have 4 items in it. I also never mention my store front in my WBN's because I like mine short and sweet. I doubt if anyone would go there anyway.
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Libra63
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posted on June 14, 2002 07:43:16 AM
I forgot one thing. When someone comes up to me and asks me if selling on eBay is easy I say yes because I use AW and it is a simple way to launch auctions. No fuss, no muss. I give them the address of AW and tell them to go into it and read how simple it is to start selling.
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jalleniii
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posted on June 14, 2002 08:08:04 AM
Just to clarify a few things mentioned in earlier posts....1) Meg's net worth according to Forbe's is $850 million.
2) I have always had my AW "Visit my Gallery" link in my auctions - is this not allowed?
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bidsbids
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posted on June 14, 2002 09:04:27 AM
The Newsweek article said there are 25,000 eBay stores. I think eBay is very easy to use without any third party companies reaching into my pockets. There's hardly any room in there with Megs chubby hand in there anyway.
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revvassago
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posted on June 14, 2002 07:29:51 PM
AW doesn't support Dutch auctions?
pathetic.
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