Re: [OT] How do you run an internet sale.

>	 After moving back to my home after six months of
divorce-imposed
>exile, we are in the process catching up on years of backlogged home
>improvements (paint, new carpeting, finishing the work on my bedroom
>that my mother stopped when I was 10-years-old.)  While moving stuff
out
>off my room so that it might be painted, I had a chance to sort through
>the role playing and war games I have accumilated over the years. Games
>that I don't play anymore, or never played at all.  Games that are just
>taking up space.
>	I've decided to hold an internet sale to clear this stuff out. 
Since
>I've never done this before I need suggestions about just how to handle
>this.	Can anyone give some pointers?

rec.games.board.marketplace

Go there, examine how other people are doing their sales/auctions. Ask
them
questions directly. That'd prolly be your best, easiest, and fastest way
of
getting some ideas on how to do this (since there are different ways of
doing
it ;).

There's a seperate newsgroup if you're dealing with collectible trading
cards (which one of these days I'm gonna find some time and plow through
that so I can sell my excess off :-/ ).

Mk
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