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Last couple of auctions for 2007

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This entry was posted on Sunday, December 30, 2007 8:16 PM and is filed under Shameless Plugs.

Got a couple more items for sale on eBay. One is a street sign from San Diego that says "Blasting Zone". It's a sign actually used there and sold in their surplus store to raise money for the city. A clever plan, I think.

The other item is a beautiful collectible plate set I got from my brother, Jay, as a wedding present many years ago. Sorry, Jay, but we just don't have the proper display space for these plates and, frankly, we need the money.

You can check out both auctions by clicking the links below:

Blasting Zone Sign

Plate Set

I was also selling my old CPAP (a device used to help those of us with sleep apnea breathe while we're sleeping), but eBay removed the listing claiming a person has to have a prescription to buy such a device. That's not at all accurate since anyone can go to cpap.com and buy a machine like mine without a prescription, but I'm not going to argue the point even though someone bought the device soon after I put it up for sale.

Either that or it was eBay's bot that snagged it so no one else could buy it. That would explain why the email address assigned to the buyer's PayPal account didn't work.

Ah, well. Live and learn.

Next month, I'll start selling my original photography online, possibly through eBay at first. We'll see how that goes.

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