Only a few days left in November, 2012 and it's going to raining cats and a few dogs around here through the next few days...crowd should therefore be BIG !

Three regular auctions tomorrow the 28th and then a piece by piece on Friday.  Picking continues to do well.

Well, it's 2:30 Pacific time as I post this and I see all the color, text options and the smileys....assuming the recent post link shows up when we are logged in now...it would be a pain to have to go in and out of being signed in to see that, so hoping it works...or will work.

Looking good so far !   

I trust the "recent posts" link which used to be at the bottom of the main page will also return.

Seems like THAT is a "must have" to me....otherwise one would be shopping all over the many topics to find something new that has been posted.

Does anyone else use the local eBay classified ads?

Some months ago they changed their interface (easy to use and good looking results) and I use it to place bigger items (bulky and $50 and up) BUT.......

I have had NO response to them at all.  The only reason I really use them is THIS.....

It allows you to create a sales flyer with pull-off phone tabs at the bottom.   Yes, I know this is available in some word processing programs, but the fact I can load 8 pictures and quickly create a flyer makes this work for me.

I am just disappointed that no one has ever called and said they are calling based on eBay classifieds. Clist is what gets the calls into me.

I HAVE had people tear off the tabs at an A-Frame sales board I place at my flea market location. That saves me from hauling the bulky item to the flea and serves somewhat the same purpose. I HAVE had sales from that A-frame.

What's your experience (if any) with the FREE eBay classifieds?

EDIT:

Just go to ebayclassifieds.com

IMO, give it a rest for a day. There is nothing someone is going to go out and buy today that they can't buy tomorrow, or this weekend.

I agree, there is always a tomorrow, but for some reason one of the attractions is getting that "tv" or whatever after waiting in line for a few hours (or even a week) and of course saving some money in the bargain.

I can't think of anything I want that would warrant  the madness....unless it was going to an auction and buying a locker at 2009 prices with only 10 people there...all of whom I know.

These turkeys are having a Happy Thanksgiving 

Seen in foothills of central california.

Hi- I'm new to storage auctions. Currently sell on ebay and have sold in flea markets for years. I trade in Gillette razors, Bolex and other 16mm cameras and lenses, Vintage wristwatches and pocket watches.

Welcome!  As you know from the tv shows (if you watch them) you will find a Bolex or a Rolex in every other locker you buy.
Sometimes you'll find them in 90% of the lockers you buy. They are often concealed in the same box that has the dirty clothes or the kitchen pots that have seen hard use. I've even heard of them popping up in the box of bathroom lotions or household cleaning products like Lysol, Tide, etc. 

Have a good one!  It's a good time to be thankful for the bounty we truly have.

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