Features
- Cover Type: Paperback with 134 pages
- Published by: The Focal Point Publishing Company
- Edition: 1st Edition May 1, 2007
- Written in: English
- ISBN 10 Number: 0977744116
- ISBN 13 Number: 978-0977744114
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Book Dimensions:
8.1 x 5.3 x 0.3 inches
- Weighs: 6.4 ounces
Product Review
"eBay Exposed is the absolute best book I've read on the subject of really making money on eBay. I learned tips, tricks, and strategies from Andrew Lock that I've never heard ANYONE discuss. If someone wants to go from making a living to making a fortune on eBay, then eBay Exposed is a must read." --Allyn Cutts
Product Review
"I'm no eBay novice, in fact I recently received a card from them marking my 8th anniversary as a member. Still, parts of your book were a revelation to me. I noted no fewer than 11 actions I could take, or resources I've never heard of before." --Leo Quinn
Reader Reviews
I can't say that I was completely disappointed with this book because there were a few pointers and tid-bits here and there that made it worth the $12.95 price I paid. Here's what I didn't like: The whole book is basically a long sales pitch to drive you to Andrew Lock's website which sells a course for $3,995. Wow! No wonder he needed a 134-page book as a sales letter to sell a course/system for that amount of money! Also, he comes up with this crap about how eBay aches to kick off eBay PowerSellers. Okay, so if you can believe the very thin and unbelievable reason as to why eBay would want to kick off all of their PowerSellers which is who pays their bills then you won't believe the ridiculous way he suggest to get around this problem. Andrew suggests that you sell under several eBay user IDs instead of just one. Great. However, what Andrew doesn't understand is that eBay tracks users by IP address and if any one of your multiple user accounts gets shut down, ALL OF THEM GET SHUT DOWN because they are "tagged" by identical IP addresses (not to mention having the same registered name and address on each account). So, STUPID IDEA, ANDREW! Andrew is right, however, about selling your own information products being the best way to make money on eBay. You have to have your own products and sell things that are one-of-a-kind or the competition is too fierce. This book is worth it if you are an avid eBay seller and want a few extra tips that can help you. Any one tip can make you a ton of money. However, you just have to ignore the sales pitch for his super-expensive course on his website.
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