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I've been using the internet for a number of years now but it wasn't until quite recently when I started to use auction sites to flog all the gear that was hanging around my place constantly telling me "what were you thinking?". Well obviously one person's tat is another's treasure and I've actually commanded more money for things than I'd expected. Money is good; money is what makes me strong. I normally use Ebay because of it's large number of visitors but of course there are listing fees and commission to contend with. Just over a week ago I received an e-mail telling me about a commission free period on ...  Read the complete review

I am writing an opinion on selling items, not buting, as I have never brought items. I auctioned couple of DVD's that came free with my computer, and I wasn't expecting to get much demand, however after a day, there were people fighting for my product. I was astonished. The price kept going up and up, and eventually I sold my DVD's for a excellent price. They sent the cheque, and it was cleared, and I sent the products. This was last summer, however at that time the only disadvantage was that you had to deposit a minimum of £10, so that they could take a small commision, however I think they have changed that now, and you pay if you have sold something. ...  Read the complete review

You know I’m a sucker for a bargain? Well as much as adore QXL auctions Fsauctions is topping it for bargains at the moment. Se7en on DVD Region 2 £7.50, Mission Impossinbe £10, 28" Widescreen telly? £380. ….. Now QXL is the main event as far as I’m concerned, looks better, easier navigation cleaner look and feel, but who cares about that when there’s bargains to be had? (Bit like a carboot really?) Fsauctions appears to look amateurish to me, and there are far too many symbols icons and ‘types’ of auction; Dutch, Fixed, AutoMarkdown, but having said that they also have QuickWin Auctions where the item is sold to the ...  Read the complete review

THIS SITE IS ACTUALLY CALLED FSAUCTIONS.CO.UK NOW. I HAVE USED IT MANY TIMES FOR DIFFERENT ITEMS RANGING FROM SUNGLASSES TO PLAYSTATION GAMES TO FURNITURE. I'VE HAD NO PROBLEMS WITH ANY OF THE SELLERS ON THIS SITE-IN FACT THEY HAVE ALL BEEN VERY COURTEOUS AND EFFICIENT. THE ONLY PROBLEM I FIND IS THAT SOMETIMES THE ITEMS ARE NOT LISTED PROPERLY BY THE DATE THEY END..IE: THEY DONT PUT THE ENDING FIRST, FIRST..IF YOU GET MY DRIFT. OTHER THAN THAT I GIVE IT THE THUMBS UP ...  Read the complete review

There seems to be a variety of opinion from people, some of whom haven't actually bid for anything on this site. Here is one from someone who has, admittedly only once. I was looking for a 32" widescreen TV, preferably a Sony or Panasonic. The auction was listing several at various stages of the bid process, supplied by Messrs. Rings of Bournemouth. I bid for one of them, having to hike my bid a couple of times - all the while I was kept informed by e-mail. In the end I was successful. End result - a 32" Sony widescreen set with Dolby Pro Logic and an integrated digital decoder (for the free to air digital channels) for £741 including ...  Read the complete review