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Friday, April 01, 2005

Book Review - eBay for Beginners

There are many books, electronic and paper, that are available on the subject of eBay and how to get the best out of this global marketplace. These books cover areas of interest for both buyers and sellers, and range in scope from beginner through to intermediate and onwards to advanced eBay PowerSellers.

One of the best paperback books for beginners is ‘eBay for Beginners’ by Cherry Nixon. The brief summary below outlines the key aspects of Cherry's book.

There are two kinds of people, those who are trading on eBay and the rest who are missing out. Though eBay has been embraced by entrepreneurs all over the world, it remains the peoples’ site and offers the largest market for the smallest fee.

eBay presents an opportunity for everyone, the trick is to master it. This book shows you how to start trading on eBay. It also offers advice on getting organised and tips to put you ahead. It is straightforward and ideal for:

- Collectors and bargain hunters keen to widen their search.
- Hoarders who want to turn their clutter into cash.
- Anyone wishing to sell their items in the most cost effective manner.
- Dealers looking to expand their market.
- Students who wish to raise some money.
- Pensioners who want to supplement their income.
- People with mobility issues. Why struggle down the road to the car boot sale or flea market when you can zip around the world with eBay from the comfort of your own home!
- Budding entrepreneurs who long to say goodbye to the shackles of employment and establish their own business.

If you can muster the strength to raise your index finger then you can
trade on eBay. This book shows you how.

Aimed at beginners and intermediate levels, ‘eBay for Beginners’ is a great value book. ISBN 0-85934-551-3 published by Babani Computer Books. Well worth reading!