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mom2fivesweeties , 10-10-2007 12:09 AM

Hi Melekalikimaka,
I know what you mean. It is kind of sad and wonder what they fed him? He's so cute though! Our 3 dogs are fat because of two 11 year olds a 10 year old and a 9 year old feeding them people food! WAY too much! Lori

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#17

srmb60 , 10-10-2007 08:41 AM

Ebay is slow lately. I have a friend who makes a very good living with car parts and even he says it's slow. I only sell bits and odds around the house so I'm always slow

Is kijiji every where or is it Canadian? I just sold a washer and dryer in days. No fees.

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#18

Jasmine31 , 10-10-2007 11:44 AM

mom2fivesweeties:

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Jasmine,
Just do a search on Ebay and see what things are going for. I just search for plus size 3x or whatever - lots of stuff will come up and you can see what people are paying for whatever.
It used to be pretty good, not sure what it is now - I love Lands End clothing and there was a person selling plus size Lands End at considerable savings - I think she lived near an outlet or something -
Lori
Thanx for the info. I was thinking of selling some of my old big clothes. lol By the way, I have 5 kids too.

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veggielover , 10-10-2007 03:45 PM

For the ticket and event industry, eBay is a hot sell- if you have the money and time to invest in getting GOOD tickets to events (concerts, sports games, theater), you can make more than 50% profit almost all the time. This is a legal form of ticket resale, but the trick is to know when to buy, how to get good tickets and which acts and performers sell.

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melekalikimaka , 10-10-2007 04:29 PM

Susan, I just googled kijiji and it automatically came up with the one nearest me (Honolulu). I've never heard of this before but will definitely check it out, it appears to work a lot like craigslist, but it looks like ebay . Thanks for the heads up.

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