By AuctionWally http://www.auctionwally.com
OK, you knew they were coming, most people post their prediction list on New Year’s Eve; I want you sober.
Here are my predictions for the online marketplace in 2009:
2009 will be the year of the small independent vendor;
Online sellers of unique items such as antiques and collectibles will realize that there [...]
Nearly everyone is looking to raise some quick cash these days.
Whether you want to sell off some antique china or an old guitar you no
longer play anymore, odds are that you have something around your home
that you can turn into instant money.
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An antiques estate auction is an event in which a crowd shows up to purchase an entire family’s history in a few hours. When put in that light, it can seem like a very sad ordeal.
With the increasing power of the Google Search and great online communities like Worthpoint, it’s becoming easier to sell your items and services yourself.
Autumn is here, and it’s a busy time for yard sales, flea markets etc. These events are all great ways to get items to resell but the best things get snapped up fast and these sales can be very competitive.
Here are top ten tips to get the upper hand when buying. Don’t take them too seriously 
I’ve been an eBay seller going on 11 years, I love what the company
has helped me do with my business and it’s largely responsible for the
success of my Internet presence. One could argue that I owe eBay a lot.
It is my pleasure to announce after blogging here and the consistent unabashed plugging of my podcast, that I’ve had the honor of interviewing your very own CEO here at Worthpoint, Will Seippel.
Covered in the show are the GoAntiques merger, plans for Worthpoint’s future, the state of the market and a segment on 1952 Topps Baseball cards.
An audio interview with Will Seipple the CEO of Worthpoint by Auction Wally
It is my pleasure to announce after blogging here and the consistent unabashed plugging of my podcast, that I’ve had the honor of interviewing your very own CEO here at Worthpoint, Will Seippel.
As hoped for, Chris McCallion the producer of Mothballs had a full tent for the Brimfield premier of his feature film about the antiques trade called Mothballs.
I’m not a movie critic but I know what I like and the flick was a lot of fun, it kept everyone in the tent laughing and at times, shocked them.
