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psunite · Joined: 27 Jan 2005 Posts: 6213 Location: Columbus OH

Webstore has been added to the auction site count. One of the requirements to be added to the auction site count was to maintain a constant listing of over 10,000 auctions. Webstore was added with a current count of 41,010.
Congratulations to Webstore.

Nikkicute · Joined: 27 Jul 2005 Posts: 879

You know I clicked on the ad for this site a couple of days ago and bookmarked it.
I like me a FREE site!! :D

I had no idea they were added to the auction site count.
This is the first time I ever heard of them.

Has the owners ever come here to PSU?
Anyone here list there?

DaLizardsLair · Joined: 15 Feb 2009 Posts: 4780

Will have to check them out.

This makes me wonder why a site with less than 9000 listings remains on the auction site count?

IllinoisGal · Joined: 01 Jun 2007 Posts: 203

I bookmarked it and will sign up later but just wondering why everything is all on the left side of the screen. I have about 2-3 inches on the right with nothing on it.

purple_reading_giraffe · Joined: 04 Feb 2008 Posts: 5485 Location: Indiana, USA

Could be set for the 1028 width and you have a widescreen. Could be there are ads there that you are blocking.

Nikkicute · Joined: 27 Jul 2005 Posts: 879

DaLizardsLair wrote (View Post): › docWrite("quote")Will have to check them out.

This makes me wonder why a site with less than 9000 listings remains on the auction site count?

They just kind of came out of nowhere right :?:

One of the requirements to be added to the auction site count is to
maintain a constant listing of over 10,000 auctions.

How does he know which sites to watch?

haydee · Joined: 31 May 2009 Posts: 1

"Webstore" is a nice site for auctions and buy-it-nows. It is completely free: no listing fees and no final value fees. You can do dutch auctions and also auto-relist for free.

There is a pretty good variety of categories.

I listed a few items recently and one of the items was bought the day after I listed it. The transactions went as smooth as it can get.

vintagemarketplaceonline · Joined: 17 Jun 2009 Posts: 43

Hmmm, I'll have to check this Webstore out. Thanks for the tip!

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

haydee - welcome to PSU.

Webstore - Congrats. on the success to date!! :D :D

elgato · Joined: 24 Feb 2005 Posts: 17235 Location: Texas

Webstore Free Online Marketplace Aims to Attract Craiglist Follower"

Webstore takes local classifieds to a new level by combining the best features from online marketplace giants and classifieds services into a single, robust, and free online marketplace for everyone.

In today's struggling economy it is more important than ever to get the most out of every dollar. On Webstore, sellers don't pay any fees to list their items for sale, and no commissions or fees after the sale. This allows sellers to keep their prices low, while maximizing their profit. Lower prices means great deals on thousands of new, used, and hard-to-find items for buyers. Now, with Webstore Local View, buyers can find sellers in their local areas and save on shipping costs as well.

Webstore provides fixed-price as well as auction-style listing options and buyers can even place offers on select items. Purchases may be completed safely online using major online payment processing firms, and most items can be shipped. It is also possible to keep a shopping list of favorite items, favorite sellers, and/or keywords and be notified by email when items are added which match favorites.

Webstore Local View offers everyone a new and exciting way to buy and sell, right in their city or zip code, in a familiar and easy to use online format which is full of features and, best of all, free.

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elgato · Joined: 24 Feb 2005 Posts: 17235 Location: Texas

"Webstore.com Strives to Be Robin Hood of Online Marketplaces"

What do you do after you were smart enough to make enough money in the early days of the Web to retire before the dot-com bubble burst? You devote yourself to your family and your hobbies. That's what Julio Pereda and his wife did. Pereda, a computer programmer for most of his life, was one of the first Webmasters in the early days of the World Wide Web. He founded a Web hosting company called IQS and ran it for five years before it was ultimately sold to Viawest Inc. in 2000. After that, he and his wife retired. The good thing for consumers is that the Peredas' hobbies include buying and selling online. Dissatisfied with eBay's fees, they eventually created their own marketplace, Webstore.com.

more.. link to news article

chamber11 · Joined: 10 Feb 2008 Posts: 5

I use web store to list items that are to big to ship. Buyers just click auctions in your area and put in their zip code..GReat

barepocket · Joined: 23 Sep 2008 Posts: 59

Web Page Name

Open a free Webstore and make more profit from each sale than on other auction sites.

Come see my items for sale at:
http://Webstore.com/~barepocket

barepocket · Joined: 23 Sep 2008 Posts: 59

I want to bring this up I been bouncing from one site to another looking for gold I guess but in my case and I feel it’s the same with others that are in my shoes I am not a computer knowledgeable where that I can design my own webstore but I am also looking for a site when I list that, I know in a day or two when I go to Google I can find my listings like Webstore without the hassle of using attributes

But also it would be nice to be part of a site that well known but if anyone want to be part of a site that been around since 2008 I think go to Webstore.com and while you are there check out my store Barepocket Books and More

I don’t really know if this site is what I am looking for but really like the ease of things there

I not sure how this is going to look but I have tried

Sorcha · Joined: 04 Oct 2009 Posts: 547

I just recently joined Webstore and am pleased with the site. Questions are answered quickly, setting up the store and listing items was easy.