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Auction Strategists Newsletter

Brought to you by Jenni Hunt
www.jennihunt.com

In this newsletter:
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1. 7 No Cost Ways To Bring In New Bidders
2. Over 50% of Americans Plan To Buy These This Holiday Season!
3. How to subscribe or Change your subscription status
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Happy Thanksgiving Week!!

We spent our morning hooking up a wireless printer… I know – we
are so behind the times! We actually got this printer LAST YEAR. In
fact, it was still sealed in the box this morning – but, now it is
finally up and running.

As we were pulling it out and getting it all setup with the laptop
I was blown away by how outdated the technology was. It is still a
great printer – but, it wasn’t designed to run with VISTA (and
Windows 7 just came out!)… and you have to use the CD with the
software on it to be able to set it up with a computer. Well, we
just bought one of those netbooks – and it doesn’t even have a CD
drive. Although I’m sure we can dig for a downloadable version
online… there was no mention of it in the installation
instructions.

All this got me thinking about how eBay has changed over the
years… and how technology has played it’s part in those changes.
It has provided so many ways for sellers to bring in their own
customers.

It use to be that sellers were completely reliant on eBay and it’s
own search capabilities for bidders to be able to find your
listings. Did you know that you no longer have to rely on eBays
search engine for your potential bidders to find your listings?

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\nAuction Strategists Newsletter<\/p>\n

Brought to you by Jenni Hunt
\nwww.jennihunt.com<\/p>\n

In this newsletter:
\n=========================================
\n1. 7 No Cost Ways To Bring In New Bidders
\n2. Over 50% of Americans Plan To Buy These This Holiday Season!
\n3. How to subscribe or Change your subscription status
\n=========================================
\n=====================================<\/p>\n

Happy Thanksgiving Week!!<\/p>\n

We spent our morning hooking up a wireless printer… I know – we
\nare so behind the times! We actually got this printer LAST YEAR. In
\nfact, it was still sealed in the box this morning – but, now it is
\nfinally up and running.<\/p>\n

As we were pulling it out and getting it all setup with the laptop
\nI was blown away by how outdated the technology was. It is still a
\ngreat printer – but, it wasn’t designed to run with VISTA (and
\nWindows 7 just came out!)… and you have to use the CD with the
\nsoftware on it to be able to set it up with a computer. Well, we
\njust bought one of those netbooks – and it doesn’t even have a CD
\ndrive. Although I’m sure we can dig for a downloadable version
\nonline… there was no mention of it in the installation
\ninstructions.<\/p>\n

All this got me thinking about how eBay has changed over the
\nyears… and how technology has played it’s part in those changes.
\nIt has provided so many ways for sellers to bring in their own
\ncustomers.<\/p>\n

It use to be that sellers were completely reliant on eBay and it’s
\nown search capabilities for bidders to be able to find your
\nlistings. Did you know that you no longer have to rely on eBays
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