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  • Welcome To Dave's Cool Little Website!

    Hi, I'm Dave and welcome to my Cool Little Website. Here you will find great deals on eBay merchandise, as well as an assortment of articles and resources that will help you become a better eBay seller. And check out my Cool eBay Misspelling Tool.

    The Rules of Linking From Your eBay Auctions
    by Jason James
    Very few other issues will get eBay sellers arguing about the rules no more than the rules on linking to and from your eBay auctions. eBay has some very firm rules when it comes to liking and it would be wise of you to follow them to insure that your eBay auctions stay online and profitable.
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  • eBay Announces The Preview Launch of eBay Express
    by Weekly Newsletter
    You may remember back a few weeks ago I told you about the coming launch of eBay's new fixed price website called eBay Express, that many think is being launched to help eBay compete with Amazon and other online retailers. On Monday eBay announced the preview launch of the site with an email from Jamie Iannone, Senior Director, eBay Express...
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  • Top 10 eBay Tips for September
    by Adam Ginsberg
    The eBay phenomenon is truly incredible. eBay has spawned countless individual and small business success stories—the company estimates that more than 724,000 people in the U.S. make most or all of their income through its auctions. Today, more than ever, entrepreneurs use eBay as a low-risk way to test the market for their product.
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  • 11 Ways To Find Products To Sell On eBay
    by Tim Knox
    I was part of an eBay Roundtable discussion recently with six other experts and we all agreed that the number one question most new (and even old) eBay sellers ask is: "Where do I find things to sell on eBay??" To help answer that question I have compiled 10 ways that anyone can use to find products to sell on eBay.
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  • 7 Things You Can Learn from Competing eBay Auctions
    by Dave Lovelace
    If you haven't discovered the benefits of legitimately "spying" on your competition, then it's time to start looking at your competitors’ auctions, starting today. Why? As the old gold-rush miners use to say, "thar's gold in them thar hills!"
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  • The 5 Ways to Make Money on eBay
    by Todd Reese
    There are at least 5 different ways to use eBay to make money. Today we'll look at just one of them.
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  • Don't Fall For The Latest Internet Identity Theft Scam
    by Tim Knox
    The shear number of PayPal customers is one reason it has become a popular target of scam artists trying to steal personal information from individuals and businesses alike. Identify theft is on the rise. Thanks to the Internet stealing someone's identity has never been easier. At any given moment, there are any number of Internet thieves using all manner of high tech wizardry to steal personal and business information from unsuspecting souls, and many times they can gain access to this information simply by asking the person to provide it through fraudulent means.
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  • Taxing Your eBay Profits
    by Tim Knox
    As a small business person-slash-advice columnist I dread the first quarter of the new year. Not because in my mind my own business fortunes start at zero again every January or because I have already dismissed every New Year’s resolution I made when the clock rang out the New Year. No, the reason I dread the first quarter of the new year is that my email box floods with questions about business taxes and the IRS, my two least favorite subjects on earth. It’s not that I am opposed to paying my fair share of business taxes. It’s that I consider the IRS to be a little like Beetlejuice, the movie demon who appeared only after his name was called three times in a row. My fear is if I write too many IRS columns their dark agents may appear on my doorstep, ready to drag me away to an uncertain fate.
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