Are there any new bidding sites?

The Best Bidding Sites

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  Online bidding sites are like large rummage sales that you can enjoy browsing through in the comfort of your own home. Many bidding sites offer free listings, easy-to-use features and helpful resources to answer questions or help with problems you may encounter. Sellers are given many options to list products and promote numerous items, while buyers have the advantage of shopping for just the right item at just the right price. eBay According to the Top Ten Reviews and Auctions.net websites, eBay is the number one bidding site on the web. It the largest online auction site, offering a large selection of items in almost every category a person could dream of. Registration is free for both sellers and buyers. For an additional fee, sellers have the option to make their product standout and be competitive, such as bold and highlighted listings and the ability to add subtitles and a large number of photos. Buyers can also open their own store with customized layouts. eBay's online tools help with shipping costs, canceling bids and blocking buyers. Buyers have access to a large market of products both new and used and can easily compare prices and quality. Buyers can use the search options to find a specific seller, title, item number or product. Buyers and sellers give feedback, which helps to inform others about previous transaction. eBay also provides a community forum, how-to articles, live chat and email to help with any question that may arise. WebStore WebStore ranks at No. 2 on the Top Ten Review website. WebStore is completely free, charging nothing to register, list items, highlight products or add pictures. Private listings, in-site store listings, multiple category listings and Dutch listings, which allow sellers to list the same item multiple times, are some of the useful online tools that sellers can use. Buyers are offered an advanced search option to help find the exact item they are looking for. Sellers receive a communication score from each buyer based on how quickly they reply to questions. WebStore provides email support, community forums and helpful articles to answer question. eBid eBid is listed as the second best bidding site on the 100 Auction Sites website (see Resources) and as the best alternative to eBay on the Top Ten Reviews website. eBid offers free registration with no listing fees. Selling fees vary in cost depending on the length of membership. Small fees are added for bold texting, subtitles and to relist an item. Sellers can sell several of the same items using the Dutch auction option. Sellers can also create up to five online stores with no extra fees. Sellers can block unwanted buyers and track the number of people that have viewed their listing. Sellers are given a feedback score, which gives buyers information about previous transactions. Buyers can search for items by typing in a keyword or search through listings in a specific category. Buyers and sellers have access to email support, how-to articles and a community forum. OnlineAuction OnlineAuction charges no fees for basic membership and is listed as the fourth top bidding site on the Top Ten Reviews website. There is a monthly fee to sell on the OnlineAuction website, however there is no final value fee after a sale. Sellers have the option of opening an online store to help sell multiple items. Advanced search options allow buyers to easily find what they are looking for. OnlineAuction also offers a feedback system that rates both buyers and sellers. Email support as well as phone support is available to answer questions. Helpful articles and a community forum are also available.