auctions.freeserve.com Reviews

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 ...  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 ...  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, ...  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 ...  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. ...  Read the complete review

I first went to this auctions site after I was sent an e-mail by someone at Fsauctions, telling me about FS auctions and the fact that listing auctions is free. So I went to take a look. Listing auctions is free, but they do charge you for additional features and they charge you commission for items sold. One complaint - it is for the ...  Read the complete review

This auction site is pathetic. Apart from ebid, I have not come across a worse example of how not to run an auction site. What is so bad about this site? Let me tell you... Corporate auctions. Basically, this is how companies use FSauctions to sell their stuff. Normally, they start their auctions off at £1, with no reserve, but it is all ...  Read the complete review

When it was first launched this auction was the best around.It was the perfect site to sell your unwanted merchandise,at a reasonable rate.As it got more popular it has simply become an outlet for the many merchant partners that have signed up for it.You are always directed to the merchant partners and their top heavy priced lots.Navigation has ...  Read the complete review

I regularly check QXL and Ebay.. aswell as FS Action. FS Action is set up by Freeserve and can be found at: www.fsauctions.co.uk The thing I hate about QXL is that it's toooo popular and there are so much stuff on there (I usually just check electricals and computer sections).. and it is so easy to miss something.. and ...  Read the complete review

Friends of mine had been ranting on about Internet auctions and what they had bought for some time but I never really decided to take the plundge untill last night. I had read a number of Dooyoo opinions and the site that seemed to shine was ebase5.com so I decided to pay them a visit. The site was easy to register with and before long I ...  Read the complete review

eBase5 is a UK auction site which took over from where eswap left off. The site is very easy to navigate with a very friendly user interface and items are very easy to find using a well thought out search facility. The site is still very much in it's infancy, but growing all the time and the range of categories of items is on the increase. The ...  Read the complete review

Ebase5 is a pretty cool UK only auction website. It is like most auctions sites and has a collection of good and bad points. Ebase 5 is very simple to use and has many good categories for which to sell auction items. A notable example, would be the 'beanie babies' section. It is has split into various different sections e.g. ...  Read the complete review