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New Arrivals: Boots, Coats and Sweaters up to 75% off Retail Prices

2010-09-19T21:35:00.000-07:00

$98 COLIN STUART ANKLE BOOTS SZ 7

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$108 BUFFALO by DAVID BITTON SCOOP NECKED DRESS NWT FOR $54!!

2010-07-13T22:00:00.000-07:00

Style name- Fugazi

Scoop-neck long-sleeved dress with silver hardware at waist belt that ties in the back

Designer BUFFALO by DAVID BITTON

Color Heather Gray

Condition New: With Tags

Fabric Content VISCOSE/SPANDEX

Length Above Knee, Mini

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$89 COLIN STUART SLINGBACK WEDGE SZ 8 for $40!!

2010-07-07T19:15:00.000-07:00

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Designer COLIN STUART
Color Raspberry Dazzler
Fabric Content PATENT LEATHER

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$49 BUFFALO by DAVID BITTON MID RISE STRETCH MINI SKIRT NWT FOR JUST $24.50

2010-07-02T07:58:00.000-07:00

Style Name-Camryn

Mid rise stretch mini skirt with four pocket styling, skinny belt loops, and embroidered stitch detail on back pockets.
Designer BUFFALO by DAVID BITTON
Color Vintage Sandblast
Condition New: With Tags
Fabric Content COTTON SPANDEX
Length Mini
Length Measurement 13.5
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2010-07-02T07:56:00.000-07:00

Style name - Julianne

Stretch skinny jean with regular rise, five pocket detail, zipper closure on back pockets. Signature logo patch on back.

Designer BUFFALO by DAVID BITTON

Color Blue

Condition New: With Tags

Fabric Content COTTON/POLYESTER
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2010-07-01T10:23:00.000-07:00

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2010-06-11T09:18:00.000-07:00

I built this amazing list from a few forum posts I started on Linkedin called “Facebook Fan Exchange”. After 3 months these lists have grown to over 300+ followers with 5-7 new members joining everyday! These are all businesses who are like-minded and interested in supporting eachother! To be a part of this exclusive group first you must “like” everyone. Please be patient these pages may load slowly for the first time. When you click the “like” button it will log you into facebook. Once you’ve added everyone then contact me with your Facebook URL to be added to the list and signed up to receive weekly email notifications when new members join. Enjoy! – Michelle (Thanks to Kevin Henney at Wayfire Media for the list format)

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2010-06-08T22:18:00.000-07:00

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Deal of the Day! $165 Tori Richard Strapless Dress for just $39!!

2010-06-08T21:40:00.000-07:00

The juicy details: crispy white strapless knee length dress. Back zip to close. Tori Richards Honolulu Quality Since 1956.

In essence Tori Richards sells art. Inspired by travel and exotic locales, thier team of Honolulu - based artists and designers are able to offer unique designs embraced by wordly clientale, such as yourself.The epitome of resort sophistication, Tori Richards products are the synthesis of over fifty years of experience and discriminating taste.

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2010-06-04T11:52:00.000-07:00

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Ebay PowerSellers Ten Golden Rules for Auction Selling Success!

2010-05-25T21:17:00.000-07:00

Seller: Know Your Stuff

Do some homework. Know the value of your item. At the very least, get an idea of your item’s value by searching completed auctions of similar items. Knowing your product also means that you can accurately describe what you have and never, ever pass off a fake as the real McCoy. Make sure that your item isn’t prohibited, illegal, questionable, or infringing. It’s your responsibility! Before posting your auction, you should take the following actions

Establish what kinds of payment you’re willing to accept.
Set your check-holding policy (usually seven to ten days).
Spell out your shipping and handling charges.
Add each of the preceding pieces of info to your item’s description to avoid any unnecessary disputes later on.

Seller: Polish and Shine

Make sure that your title is descriptive enough to catch the eye of someone browsing a category and detailed enough for eBay’s search engine to identify. Don’t just write 1960s Board Game. Instead, give some details: Tiny Tim Vintage ’60s Board Game MIB. That gets ‘em tiptoeing to your auction.

Also, play editor and scrutinize your text for grammar mistakes and misspellings. Typos–in either your title or description–can cost you money. For example, a search engine will keep skipping over your Mikky Mouce Cokie Jare. Spelling counts–and pays. Double-check your work!

Seller: Picture-Perfect Facts

Photos can be a boon or a bust at eBay. Double-check the photo of your item before you post it. Is the lighting okay? Does the photo paint a flattering image of the item? Crop out unnecessary backgrounds. Would you buy this item? Make sure that your image actually appears on your auction page (and that it’s not lost in Cyberspace) and that it doesn’t take too long to download. And just because you add an image doesn’t mean that you can ignore a detailed item description.

Be factual and honest, too. At eBay, all you have is your reputation, so don’t jeopardize it by lying about your item or your terms. Tell potential buyers about any flaws. Give as complete a description as possible with all the facts that you can include about the item.

Seller: Communication Is Key

Respond quickly and honestly to all questions sent via e-mail and use the contact to establish a good relationship. Don’t let more than 24 hours pass without sending a response. If a bidder makes a reasonable request about payment or shipping, going along with that request is usually worth it to make a sale. Remember: The customer is always right! (Well, some of the time, anyway.)

Also, be upfront and fair when charging for sending merchandise to your buyer. You don’t make a fortune overcharging for shipping and handling. The buyers sees after the item arrives what it cost to ship. Unreasonable charges inevitably lead to bad feelings and negative feedback.

Seller: Be a Buyer’s Dream

Just because you’re transacting through the computer doesn’t mean that you must lose your manners. Live by the golden rule: Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. Contact the buyer within three business days–within 24 hours is even better. And keep all your correspondence polite.

Ship the goods as soon as you can (in accordance with the shipping terms you outline in the item description, of course). An e-mail stating that the item is on its way is always a nice touch, too. That way, buyers can eagerly anticipate the arrival of their goods.

And, when shipping your items, use good packing materials and sturdy boxes to prevent disaster. Broken or damaged items can lead to reputation-damaging, negative feedback. Pack as if someone’s out to destroy your package (or as if you had made this purchase). Your buyers are sure to appreciate the effort.

Seller: Listen to the Music

As I state in our golden rules for buyers, don’t underestimate the power of positive feedback. Your reputation is at stake. Always generously dole out feedback when you complete a transaction. Your buyers will appreciate it and should, in turn, return the favor.

What should you do if you get negative feedback? Don’t freak out! Don’t retaliate. Do, however, post a response to the feedback by using the Respond to Feedback link on your My eBay page. Those who read your feedback can often see past a single disgruntled message.

Buyers and Sellers: Keep Current, Keep Cool

You’d be surprised at the number of users who get suspended even though they have automatic credit card payment. Maybe they move. Or they change Internet service providers. Regardless, if you don’t update your contact and credit card information, and eBay and other users can’t contact you as a result, you can be suspended.

If you have any major moves (home address, billing address, ISP provider), let eBay know this new contact information. As soon as you know your new credit card number, your mailing address, e-mail address, or contact phone number, click “Services” on the main avigation bar. Scroll down to “My eBay” and update the appropriate information.

Keep these buyer and seller Golden Rules at the heart of all your dealings at eBay. After a while, posting auctions and bidding becomes rote. You can all too easily forget the basics, so look at this chapter every now and again to remember that, as an eBay member, you’re part of a very special person-to-person community.

Buyer: Investigate Your Treasure Before You Buy

In the excitement of finding just what you want, you may develop a tendency to leap before you look. Even if the item is closing soon, carefully read the item description. Does the item have any flaws? Can you live with it? Is something missing from the description that should be there? Did you read the terms of payment and shipping?

You can also communicate with the seller of the item you’re longing for. Don’t be too shy or embarrassed. If you have any questions, send an e-mail! You’re better off covering your bases before you place a bid than facing disappointment after making a purchase. Remember that when you click that bid or buy button, you are legally and morally obligated to go through with the transaction if you win. Make sure that parts are original and check for a warranty or return policy. Clarify everything up front. If the seller doesn’t answer back, consider that nonresponse an early warning that dealing with this person may be a mistake!

Buyer: Check the Seller’s Feedback

Never bid without checking the seller’s feedback. You need to be able to trust the person you’re buying from. Investigate their feedback by clicking the number next to their name.

Checking some of the seller’s other auctions, past and present, to get an idea of the seller’s history also can’t hurt. As badly as you may want something, sending money to someone with a high feedback rating but who recently got a bunch of negatives could be risky business.

Buyer: Understand Post-Auction Charges and Payment Methods

Before you bid on an item, make sure that you and the seller agree on shipping and handling, insurance, and escrow fees. Buying a $10 item and finding out that shipping and handling are going to cost more than your winning bid is a real bummer. You can figure out shipping costs yourself by using online rate calculators. Don’t forget to ask about any “handling charges.” Many sellers don’t want the added hassle of an escrow service; make sure that they’re agreeable if you want to use that option.

Also, make sure that you and the seller can agree on the form of payment before the deal closes. Is the seller willing to accept a personal check? Are you willing to wait to receive your purchase until a check clears? Is credit card payment available? Is the seller using a secure method of accepting credit cards like eBay Payments or PayPal?

Buyer: Check the Item Price Tag and Bid Wisely

Before you bid, make sure that you have some knowledge of the item, even if you limit your search to completed auctions to get an idea of how much the item went for in the past. If a deal sounds too good to be true, it may well be.

I love eBay!–but not for every single thing that I buy. Make sure that you can’t get the item cheaper at the store or from an online seller.

Beware getting caught up in the frenzy of last-minute bidding: It’s an easy thing to do. Whether you choose proxy bidding or sniping, decide how much you’re willing to pay before bidding. If you set a limit, you aren’t overcome with the urge to spend more than an item’s worth–or, worse, more than you have in your bank account. Although eBay is lots of fun, it’s also serious business. Bidding is a legal and binding contract. Don’t get a bad reputation by retracting bids or becoming a deadbeat.

Buyer: Be a Good Buyer Bee

Always leave feedback after you put the finishing touches on a transaction. Leaving feedback, and thereby helping other members, is your responsibility. Remember your manners, too, when sending off your payment. You like to be paid on time, right? And, speaking practically, the sooner you send in the dough, the sooner you get your stuff.

Buyer: Cover Your Assets

Remember–just because you’re conducting transactions from the privacy of your own home doesn’t mean that you’re doing everything you can to protect your privacy. Legitimate buyers and sellers never need to know our password or Social Security number. If anyone does ask, contact eBay’s SafeHarbor, to report the person. You can also post your concerns on one of the eBay chat boards.

To fight back against computer viruses–which can spread through e-mail attachments and ruin your day, your auction, and maybe your computer–purchase a good antivirus software program and update it often. McAfee VirusScan and Symantec’s Norton Antivirus are both excellent antivirus programs.

Ebay PowerSellers guide to locating products!

2010-05-25T20:18:00.000-07:00

Dollar Store
Don’t underestimate the dollar store for merchandise. A lot of eBayPowerSellers are making a fortune on the items purchased here. It takes a trained eye to spot a good deal but once you find one the profits are amazing. The trick to finding the right product could be to simply bring a teenager with you and have them pick out a few items. But when you find a good seller be sure to buy them while you can because they won’t last long. Stock in these stores changesfrequently and other savvy eBay sellers may have picked up the values. One to watch is the 99cent center. Learn more about this goldmine by visiting the website:www.99only.com

Consignment Shops
“One man’s garbage is another mans treasure” and so be the consignment shop. Here you will find quality clothing for deep discounted prices. I frequent my local teen shop to find all of the hot brand name clothing which I can resell for profits. For example, I bought a Bebe label suit there for only $9.99 and sold it on eBay for$49.99. It helps to know the brand names that bring the money and these are the best places to find them since they do all the work to find the best sellers for you. Here is a website that will show you how to find a shop in your area: http://www.consignmentshops.com/

Buy from other eBayers
Take advantage of the eBay search engine by using these keywords to search for products on eBay to resell: “pallet of”, “wholesale”, “case quantity”, “lot of”, “closeout” or “surplus. But the key to selling on eBay is researching your item. If they are selling it in lots on eBay you want to be sure you are not competing against several other sellers for that same product individually.

Find a liquidator
Salvage merchandise consists of products that have been returned, exchanged, or shelf-pulled. Liquidators are companies that will sell these goods directly to you. There are a few different types of salvage merchandise and you will want to understand the terminology:
Shelf Pulls: These are the items that may have a damaged box or container but the contents are in perfect condition.
Returns: When a customer returns an item to a store most state laws say the retailer cannot resell it. That’s where liquidators come in and purchase these products from the store for a flat rate to hopefully resell them for a profit.
Seasonal Overstock: Items that are overflowing on store shelves when the season is changing.
Liquidation: Goods that come from financially stressed companies that are forced to sell off the merchandise to pay for debts.
Some liquidators that you may want to look into are listed below:
http://www.wholesalecentral.com/http://www.tdwcloseouts.com/http://www.amlinc.com/

Going out of business sales
Always keep a close eye on these opportunities but you need to be sure they are legit. Some companies will say “Going Out for Business” and mislead customers to think they are when in fact they are trying to lure them in. A good way to verify if they truly are is to call and ask when their official last day is. This will also tell you when the best time to shop will be when they are closer to the best discounts.

Freebies
Free samples and company promotional items can be hot sellers on eBay. Look at all the Star Trek followers that are bidding up a storm to get the promotional items that were given away for free at movie premieres. What makes these items so hot is they are given away in limited quantities and not available for sale. So be sure to think twice next time someone offers you a freebie or promo item. Salvation Army and Goodwill - Here you can find fur coats, antiques, memorabilia and many other treasures that a huge money makers on eBay. Get to know when the trucks come in so you can be the first to sift through the potential treasures. To find a goodwill store near you be sure to visit their website at: http://www.shopgoodwill.com/.

Outlet Malls
Here you can find deals to resell on eBay for profit but the key is to find out who they are buying from. It never hurts to befriend the Manager to find out who they are making their purchases from, once you get the source you can start making profits for yourself. To find outlet malls near you visit this website: http://www.outletbound.com/

Discount Club Stores
Most of the stores are known for selling in bulk but you will be surprised to find that they are now selling just about anything you want from dvd’s to sweaters all at deep discounts. Some of the better known clubs are Sam’s Club and Costco. It would be worth your time to take advantage of a free tour just to see the deals they are offering. If you like what you see it could be a good investment for you to become a member.

Garage Sales
Lots of deals are waiting for you here. But here are a few tips to make sure you get the most out of your shopping:Visit the fancier neighborhoods. Look for the “early birds welcome” ads and go there first. Be sure to visit the estate sales as the items are usually of higher quality. Ask for a discount on the price it is tagged. Make a map for yourself the day before. Bring a snack to eat, then you won’t betempted to stop somewhere to eat and miss out on a bargain!

Wholesalers
The are companies that sell goods by the piece or large quantity below retail prices. These sources can provide you with name brand products that are 60-90% below the original price, below is a link where you can find several different products: Wholesale Database