posted on September 19, 2002 11:21:48 AM new
I have been looking over the numbers today and so far it looks real good. Here are the listing numbers for several categories. I will add more as I get time.
Antiques & Art 47,159
Automotive 15,328
Books & Comics 31,022
Clothing & Accessories 39,491
Coins, Paper Money & Stamps 51,985
Collectibles 163,358
Computers & Software 15,529
Electronics & Cameras 11,440
Food & Beverage 4,388
Home & Garden 42,253
Jewelry & Watches 26,343
Movies & TV 31,003
Music 23,610
Sports & Outdoors 5,589
Sports Cards & Memorabilia 79,354
Toys, Games & Hobbies 172,334
Video Games 6,556
Other 22,494
posted on September 19, 2002 03:24:49 PM new
But that is not a bad thing. Just not as many junk listings as in the past. Now bidders won't have to sift through crap just to find good items. I know it has helped my sales in the past not having all of the junk in the way.
posted on September 24, 2002 02:13:43 PM new
What would you classify as "junk"? Not trying to be a smart**s, but I just started posting auctions on Yahoo, so am still learning a lot. Are there certain items that get more looks/bids than other items?
I sell scrapbooking supplies, figurines, paper collectibles, horse & dog-related gift items, and anything else that is in as near mint condition as possible.
When you say junk, do you mean broken items, dirty stuff, or what?
Just a beginner,
Bonnie (aranglen)
posted on September 24, 2002 05:24:20 PM new
Go to the manage auction link on the auction you want to end. Select "Cancel Bid ....
You may cancel an individual's bid". After that you can cancel the auction as there would be no bids on it.
posted on September 24, 2002 08:28:06 PM new
What is junk is baseball cards that have a value of less than one dollar. Recipes. What ebay don't want you to know CD's. Anything listed at Bidville.
