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I would like to be able to write a huge missive about this auction site, which I used once about 4 years ago to sell a pair of ice skates, but I would be wasting my time because Yahoo closed it down a few months ago! To clarify that THIS AUCTION SITE HAS BEEN CLOSED DOWN / SHUT / NOT OPEN FOR BUSINESS / FINISHED. THIS AUCTION SITE HAS BEEN CLOSED DOWN / SHUT / NOT OPEN FOR BUSINESS / FINISHED THIS AUCTION SITE HAS BEEN CLOSED DOWN / SHUT / NOT OPEN FOR BUSINESS / FINISHED THIS AUCTION SITE HAS BEEN CLOSED DOWN / SHUT / NOT OPEN FOR BUSINESS / FINISHED Yahoo now recommends / endorses eBay instead. ...

Well it has been part of some of our lives for some time and now they decide to leave us. but i will still give a review on them. I use yahoo auctions to purchase goods. You can get to yahoo auctions by going to the Yahoo.co.uk homepage and clicking on the auctions button in the top left, or you can type http://uk.auctions.yahoo.com into your browser. The auctions homepage allows you to move to your account page, browse the individual categories, displays a few of the featured auctions and also some featured sellers. There are also links to various Yahoo sections, like the clubs and music, as well as the top ten searched for items on the site. For ...

Well, there are a lot of online auction sites around now and most people are probably well aware of Ebay as one of the largest and most well known. However, among Yahoo's many different services they also have an auction site which I have tried briefly but am not so taken with. The one factor they have in their favour is that for sellers no fee is charged for listing and selling your item whereas Ebay charge a minium of 15p depending on the price of your item. No fortune but it may add up if you are having trouble getting your desired price for an item. I've dabbled with the Yahoo auction site but I am afraid it doesn't grab me. ...