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Sat, 15 Mar 2008 17:49:46 +0000

[...] Paying Off a Credit Card, Funny Money and Selling on eBay Donâ€™t worry – nothing bad has been going on. … Kevin sent the last little bit needed to pay off his credit card. Congrats! [...]

By: Tina Anderson

Tina Anderson — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 20:55:21 +0000

This blog is awesome! It has helped me and I’m sure countless others to pay off my debt and start to manage my money more efficiently.

By: Noel Nuguid | pinoy money talk

Noel Nuguid | pinoy money talk — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 02:54:18 +0000

I remember the time when my credit card debt was almost twice my earnings. shucks that took a lot of self control to pay out.

By: mbhunter

mbhunter — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 09:17:07 +0000

Thanks for the link! I couldn’t figure out which was my favorite, but the Ben Stiller one was pretty funny.

By: texastracy

texastracy — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 02:28:28 +0000

Hey Tricia-First, thanks for the shout out. I am new to the blogging arena so bear with me as my sight progresses. I do have a few quick comments I would like to share.

To start, I have been selling designer handbags on ebay since 2000. All of my inventory, and I mean every bit of it, is second hand. I mention this only because most of the items I sell are in excellent, pre-owned condition. No one would ever accuse you of carrying a second hand designer purse if you bought one from me. They just won’t be able to tell, unless you spill the beans yourself.

On this note, and please don’t think me callous, but I am thankful to all of the people who buy without thought and then turn around and sell it in their garage sale or on Craig’s List for a fraction of what they originally paid-they are the heart of my business. Perhaps you are one of these people and are reading this at this very moment. And, unfortunately, you may be in debt.

After seven years of buying preowned items, I can tell you that overbuying is the norm and not the exception in today’s society. Shopping is now a form of entertainment, not something we do because we are truly in need.

My hope is that I can help people earn a mininmum of $250 within one month of being on ebay. After reading Tricia’s blog for the past year, I feel that there are a number of her readers who could use that much cash, if not buckets more. I hope to guest post with Tricia in the upcoming months-she has asked me to contemplate why people procrastinate about selling on ebay. My immediate advice is to start with one item, or, go an even easier route and try Craig’s List. Thanks for all who have looked at my blog because of Tricia. If you have specific questions or issues regarding ebay, please don’t hesitate to ask.

By: Prince of Thrift

Prince of Thrift — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 19:50:48 +0000

thanks for the link Tricia. I am expecting some great things this year, even if they look a little rocky right now.

By: Matt

Matt — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 16:45:24 +0000

I know what you mean when you get your nose in a good book – especially if its beneficial. Sometimes we need to take breaks from our day to day to get recharged (I know a book can do that for me).

By: ebay selling guide

ebay selling guide — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 09:58:51 +0000

Hey, I am glad I came across this blog, as I too have some credit card debt to pay off (and student loans).

I have been selling on eBay and Amazon on the side to supplement my income like Texas Tracy has.

If anyone is looking to supplement Texas Tracy’s great blog about selling on eBay, mine might be helpful as well.

Stay Strong,

eBay Selling Guide