| The weekend, notably Sunday, Saturday to
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| | Sunday. Wednesday and Thursday use 3* or
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| a lesser extent, when more people are off
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| | 10 days auctions, again for weekend
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| work and using their computers, is the
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| | finishes. Fridays don't fit the plan,
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| best time to end an auction in
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| | and one day auctions are generally too
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| expectation of high visitor levels and
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| | short for all but perishable and really
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| greater chance of a bidding frenzy for
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| | hot selling items. *Three day auctions
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| your listings.I find Sunday evening, 6 pm
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| | aren't always a good idea either, so test
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| onwards, is the optimum time for me and
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| | carefully, or use ten day listing
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| many other prolific UK sellers.So, for a
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| | instead.* The biggest bonus of all
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| seven day listing, surely that means
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| | listings ending together is that you can
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| spending all weekend photographing and
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| | plan your week more profitably, visiting
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| describing items to sell seven days
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| | auctions, checking suppliers, fulfilling
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| hence? While other people are off
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| | orders, without having to be home every
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| work?Not so, you can in fact work just a
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| | day answering last minute questions from
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| few days, Sunday not included, and still
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| | last minute bidders.NOTE: This article,
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| have all sales end Sunday at a precise
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| | written for UK readers, is equally
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| time that suits you best.This is how:*
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| | important for eBay sellers worldwide, who
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| Using Turbo Lister you can list as many
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| | sell mainly in their own country.
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| items as you wish and upload to eBay at
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| | International sellers should consider the
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| leisure, in this case round about 6pm on
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| | effect international time differences may
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| Sunday evening. Obviously, the more
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| | have on their listings, especially for
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| items uploaded this way, the longer it
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| | last minute bidding. For example, 6pm in
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| takes, and you might find uploading one
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| | the UK is mid day to mid afternoon in
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| thousand items, starting 6pm takes you
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| | most parts of America, and the middle of
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| way beyond next week's 6pm sale ending
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| | the night in Australia. From experience
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| deadline. First week is unpredictable,
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| | I end my auctions according to my most
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| next week start uploading earlier to meet
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| | likely target market. So if I'm selling
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| that 6pm deadline.* Use 3, 5, 7 or 10
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| | vintage postcards of Australia, I'd end
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| day auctions according to days you list
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| | the auction early morning in the UK
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| items. So if you're listing Saturday and
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| | (afternoon in Australia); auctions for
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| Sunday, use 7 day auctions, they'll end
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| | USA postcards would end late evening in
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| next weekend. Monday and Tuesday use 5
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| | the UK, about ten o'clock, close to mid
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| day auctions, again ending Saturday or
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| | day or afternoon in America.
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