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Old June 13th, 2008 Jun 13, 2008 9:23:51 AM -   #1 (permalink)
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Default Any feedback from people who have sold t-shirts on Amazon and Yahoo?

We are looking at expanding our line on to different online sights. Presently, we're on ebay and we're doing well, now it's time to go somewhere else.
I've been looking at both Yahoo and Amazon. Amazon, you have to get permission and I've submitted my request to sell apparel, I guess I'm on the wait list...has anyone gone through this process with amazon, how long have to waited to get permission.
Yahoo, I don't know much about them. Is Yahoo a big place for people to shop? I've never gone to Yahoo to shop, so any feedback on yahoo would be great. I see you can do a Yahoo store...Is this the same as an Ebay store?

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A yahoo store is similar to an ebay store, but not the same. You aren't going to pay as many fees for listing and selling your items, and you have what to many people will seem like a more professional store. It is definately worth looking into.
 
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I have both an eBay store and a Yahoo store and sell much more on the Yahoo store. If you don't know HTML code very well (like me) then you can use their store editor and get a decent looking functional store. You can do alot more with it if you are willing to learn a little bit of HTML but defintely worth checking out.....
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