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Witerlland of euVuGQnMn wrote on 2013-10-28:
Auction.com does not charge any lsiting or final value fees, but does charge you for optional features like bold or featured. Traffic is minimal and they're not many features.Bidz.com specializes entirely in jewelry. They have been very successful luring large jewelry sellers away from eBay.Bidtopia.com is interesting in that bidding and selling have to be done from separate accounts. No lsiting fees but there are final value fees. Most actions start at 99-cents.Bonanzle.com is a new site that allows you to import your existing items from eBay and Craigslist. Unlike eBay, they encourage direct contact between buyers and sellers. Easy and simple lsiting tool. Sellers seem to like it, but they are still pretty small.eBid.com has no lsiting fees and is growing fast with a large number of lsitings. They offer no auction fees for life for $99 but often offer specials off of this price.eCrater has a pretty good following. Quick and easy to list. I have had some success with this site. Some things sell pretty well while others don't. It's one you might want to try and see if it works for you. Listings are growing pretty fast.ePier.com No Listing fees, but their final value fees are pretty high. They stress local auctions with city lsitings for places like Austin, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Philadelphia, San Diego, San Francisco, Washington DC and more. It is sort of like Craigslist with an auction flavor.OnlineAuction.com Basic Online Auction registration is free, but verification will cost you $4 a month, and selling will cost you $8 a month. Paying the selling fee will keep you from paying any final value fees. They have probably the largest lsiting base on any non-eBay site except Overstock and they have a pretty good annual membership package that can save you money. I found if I use their featured auction lsitings I do much better.Overstock.com sells mostly overstocked surplus goods. They allow users to list auctions on their site. They do have lsiting fees as well as final value fees. I have tried Overstock several times with little success.SalvageSale.com specializes in bulk auctions and items a bit too large for your standard UPS delivery truck. A great place for consignment sellers to unload large heavy items.TheSOCExchange.com charges a flat rate of $1 a month or $10 a year for unlimited auction lsitings. I haven't heard of anyone doing very well on this site yet.Webidz.com No fees to list auctions, open a store and bid, but Webidz charges $5.00 to become a verified member, and you will be charged this fee any time you change your personal information.Non-Auction SitesCraigslist is the granddaddy of free classified sites. This is a great place to sell large items locally. No lsiting or final value fees.iOffer.com is not an auction site. You buy and sell after offers and counter-offers with other users. You can import your items and reputation from eBay.Kijiji means Village in Swahili. It is a classified site owned by eBay designed to compete with Craigslist.