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 A GOOD REFERANCE FOR SELLING ON EBAY November 22, 2008
SAM000 (Los Angeles, CA USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
THIS IS A GREAT INTRODUCTION BOOK AND A GOOD REFERENCE BOOK FOR SELLING ON EBAY AS WELL.A REALISTIC GUIDE.
One of the best EBAY books on Ebay bar none 5 STAR no question October 23, 2008
BOOK CLUB MANIA (PALM BEACH, FLORIDA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is one of the besy Ebay books available on Amazon, I wish I would of had it before I started out..
ebay 101-buy it! March 25, 2008
Lori H.
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
This is one of the first books out with the newer format on ebay. Easy reading, easy to understand. I recomend it.
Best reference for selling on eBay March 23, 2008
Marietta J. Tanner
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
This book not only is a great introduction to eBay, it's the best reference book to selling on eBay I've seen because of the extensive glossary, index and guide to those odd acronymns. It's also a realistic guide to selling -- no rose-colored classes. There are not too many illustrations in here but the ones there are a big help. This book is a keeper, I'm going to keep it within arm's reach. From the books I've seen, this one is the most up-to-date also.
 More Than Just 101 March 14, 2008
Samuel E. Yulish (Tucson az)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I started selling at eBay in 1995 when there were just 1200 items for sale and only two categories. And I thought I knew everything. Ha! Steve Weber's book has everything. And as a past teacher trainer at Ohio State University and other institutions I can say that Steve wrote this book in the perfect style--large type, space between words and lines, and easy-to-read pictures of eBay screens.
My only advice to the reader is to realize that selling at eBay gets harder and harder as the years pass. Steve makes eBay selling sound like a sure bet. Believe me, it isn't. Of course, he is so much more successful at it than I ever was. Hmmm-I think I'll go back and read the book again and take notes.--Sam Yulish, author of "Where Have All the Hippies Gone?" and many publications for teachers.
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