One of the greatest and best internet stores out there is EBAY. In case you were burrowed under a ferret for four years, EBAY is an online marketplace similar to that of auctions. People can sell or buy everything including, video games, toys, collectibles, mugs, rugs, cars, and pretty much anything. You could pick some deer shit off the road and sell it on EBAY. That's why, I've decided to dedicate a section of my site to this online marketplace of excellence. The system is pretty simple. People sell items at a starting price, then other interested buyers can bid on the item. There is a closing date for every auction and the highest bidder on the item wins. Of course, bidding isn't as easy as it sounds.

One of the problems I've discovered with EBAY is that many people don't know if they should bid on a certain item. Some items may or may not be worth the price the buyer is bidding. Thus, many people do research before bidding or selling anything on EBAY. So in a sense, EBAY is similar to a business. You have your sellers which try to estimate the value of their item, and then you have the bidders trying to bid the lowest possible amount while winning the auction. It's a very complex process. There are also many dealers on EBAY who constantly sell items during a day-to-day process. Many of these smart traders have special techniques they use to win auctions. While they may not be cheating, they certainly know a few tricky ways to bid/sell past the other competitors. In this section, you're going to find tips and secrets without having to pay $20 for one of those stupid EBAY secrets books. Don't worry, it's entirely free. Below, the headers are split into For Buyers, For Sellers, and For Everyone.

Sniping Programs:
Please note that some of these programs require your EBAY password and thus I am unsure on the actual intent of the company. I haven't tried any of these products, but many bidders speak of them highly. Just make sure to change your EBAY password after you use a sniping software.

• iSnipeIt - Software that has an integrated browser which automatically places your bid in the last few seconds.
• Merlin Software - A company that has three EBAY-related products out there. Haven't heard much about em', but they look pretty good.
• Amherst Robots - This site has a huge number of tools that have specific services. Some of them are free, while others cost money. They do have over twenty different tools though.
• eSnipe - A very popular way for sellers and bidders to snipe and do other various activities on EBAY.

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