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1. Timothy Bell
   August 1st, 2007 | 7:29 pm

   This edition of the newsletter mentions the $1000 a day ebay kid. I’m forwarding the website link to my brother who is having a very bad experience with ebay right now and has for the past year and a half. He is extremely knowledgable about antiques and was doing well with ebay but something happened a couple of years ago. He has high quality merchandise at reasonable prices but we just can’t figure out if the economy gone sour behind the scenes or all this talk about scammers scared bidders away or what. He used to get most of his merchandise from thrift stores but they started getting antique experts themselves to filter out higher quality antiques to sell on ebay themselves. Then he turned to local antique auctions but now everybody and their dog show up at the auctions and run the prices up. So he really has to scrape up merchandise but now ebay bidders has disappeared. He went full-time into ebay after the Norfolk Ford plant shut down but he (we) never dreamed that ebay sales would practically disappear. We are trying to get estates but we really need to figure out how to make ebay work.

   So can the Underground Auction Blueprint help my brother in the antique field?

   Thanks,
   Timothy Bell

   [[reply from Jim]]: It doesn’t matter what auction niche your brother is in - the book will help him get more traffic using sneaky little known strategies that are driving $1,000 per day profit into Paul’s pocket. It’s about dominating the niche you are in.

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