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Online Auctions
Online Auctions have become ridiculously popular despite them listing about 99% tat at last count. Still these online auction sites can be useful if you're trying to shift some old signed Chuckle Brothers prints.
Top online auction sites below:
| eBay |
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Needs no introduction. The daddy of all online auction sites where you can actually buy everything ever made (maybe). www.ebay.co.uk |
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| CQout |
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CQout is the UKs second largest online marketplace behine ebay apparently. Its the same sort of thing so doesn't need much of an explanation other than there is no paypal - you'll need to use a different payment tool listed on the site. www.cqout.com |
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| eBid | |
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The third largest online auction site in the UK. This site looks nicer than the rest in my opinion, but its what is for sale that counts I suppose! Anyway, no listing fees so give it a go. www.ebid.net |
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| QXL | |
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One of the older UK online auction sites and you can use Paypal on it. Quite a large range of products, but seems to be more for larger products than average household junk. WHich is probably a good thing... www.qxl.co.uk |
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| Amazon Auctions | |
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Amazon sell most things and they've also got involved with online auctions. All payments go through Amazon. www.amazon.co.uk |
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