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gooddealsbooks · Joined: 08 Mar 2007 Posts: 1048

So far I have had about 30-40 sales on Bidville. They don't come in droves but they come Just some FYI

I do not expect UBid to advetise the site just will let some items sit there if they sale good. It's not costing me nothing you know nless it sells

For all you people who are complaing looks at how the company is losing money Maybe you should do a takeover and buy alot of shares of UBid then we'll be in charge. Other than that we wont get what we want FYI of the truth in our face

gooddealsbooks · Joined: 08 Mar 2007 Posts: 1048

sold another item on bidville :P
Just waiting on payment

terryp · Joined: 06 Sep 2006 Posts: 540

:?: And on that positive note?????????? LOL

Almost anyone in the on-line auction game knows Bidville is a waste of time …Unless you like looking at sport cards?

Cr#p customer service also …terrible But that’s just my opinion :arrow:

auctiongremlin · Joined: 17 Feb 2008 Posts: 6

I wish whenever we hear a success story at bidville, they'd tell us what it is that's selling so well.

elliemay · Joined: 26 Jul 2007 Posts: 1259

Hi AuctionGremlin!

I've had several sales in the last 30 days. I've sold sandals, misc. makeup items, handbag, jewelry (toe rings) and some hair conditioner. All of the items I sell are brand new and I seem to have better luck with new items. In the past I have sold some collectible type items that were used or older some antique but those were sold on ebay. I think the only reason I've had success at bidville is from people looking for items on google. Sometimes I have popular makeup items that are discontinued and hard to find. Also, I have brought alot of ebay customers over with me.

I know that when I browse items that ARE selling, I usually find childrens clothing. Kids clothes seem to do very well on Bidville.

Like I've said before. It's slow...very slow. But a sale is a sale and you never know, one of the people I bring over might be looking for what you or someone else has listed.

I wish you luck with your auctions!

2BOYSandTOYS · Joined: 14 Mar 2005 Posts: 10095 Location: Kansas

EllieMay and Books above - congrats to ya both on sales!!! That's super good news and hope you all get many, many more.... :D :D

auctiongremlin · Joined: 17 Feb 2008 Posts: 6

thanks, elliemay

TAILS CARD CELLER · Joined: 30 Nov 2005 Posts: 122

Sportscards still sell very well at Bidville. I've been there since Jan. 01.

Opened my store in Oct. 04. I don't have auction totals but I can give you store totals since Oct. 04

First order Oct, 31 04. Since then
846 store orders consisting of about probably 4,000-5,000 cards.

The high end market for sportscards is not there yet, but its a great place to sell mid-level to low end cards.

Justjoansetc · Joined: 22 Nov 2005 Posts: 275

I sell just about everything but the kitchen sink.
Fabrics, quilts do well, and the postcards are selling nicely.
but out of the blue will come that sale of something least expecting to sell.
Nice customers and a lot of newbies buying of late.
Which is good.
I do a lot of plugging on groups and it helps bring in sales.
Very very happy with the site.
No worries.

zpz50 · Joined: 17 Feb 2008 Posts: 590

I've gotta agree with tails. Haven't been selling there long. Only about 150 listings but have had some sales. Still feeling my way through and will continue to list there.

auctiongremlin · Joined: 17 Feb 2008 Posts: 6

Thanks for the info on sales.
http://www.bidville.com/browse/?index=7&uid=947063

kt · Joined: 16 Feb 2008 Posts: 41

well i have listed a good many cards on bidville now i am just waiting to see how it goes :)

zpz50 · Joined: 17 Feb 2008 Posts: 590

Good for you kt. Just give it some time. It can only increase your chances of making sales by getting your items seen on more than one venue. At one time I only sold on ebay but not anymore. Good luck.