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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;princeofwaldo, post: 1244778, member: 24091&quot;]Just curious how many other hobbyists here on Coin Talk have taken the plunge and joined eBid.&nbsp; After years of getting abused as a seller on eBay, I finally had enough and have switched to eBid for most of my coin auction listings.&nbsp; From a sellers vantage point, its unbeatable.&nbsp; Has all the same features as eBay only costs almost nothing to sell there once you&#039;re a member.&nbsp; Takes me a little longer to sell stuff on eBid, and there is almost no chance of a bidding war at the close of an auction hence important to have an appropriate starting bid on most items.&nbsp; But all things considered it&#039;s a great way to list coins if you have the time to wait for them to sell.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>From a buyers perspective, probably the nicest thing about it also stems from the low cost of selling there.&nbsp; With increase in fees on eBay over the last few years, many sellers won&#039;t even bother listing less expensive minors, it simply isn&#039;t economical to sell ANY coin on eBay now days for less than $5.&nbsp; By the time eBay takes their cut, PayPal takes their cut, -well there isn&#039;t much left for the seller, especially if he has to send a $5 coin insured or risk being charged-back by the buyer via PayPal.&nbsp; Long and the short of it, simply isn&#039;t economical for a seller to list inexpensive coins on eBay.&nbsp; Totally the opposite on eBid, inexpensive coins can be listed for nothing, and the auctions can be automatically restarted in the event they don&#039;t sell.</p><p><br /></p><p>Anyway, would be curious what other members have to say about it...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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