http://tamebay.com/2007/05/ebay-drop-off-stores-offered-life-line.html eBay & ecommerce made easy Mon, 13 Feb 2012 01:13:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://tamebay.com/2007/05/ebay-drop-off-stores-offered-life-line.html#comment-27505 Auctioning4u - The dying throes : TameBay Wed, 20 Feb 2008 17:26:38 +0000 http://www.tamebay.com/2007/05/ebay-drop-off-stores-offered-life-line.html#comment-27505 [...] with centralised processing was an option. That was in April last year when Auctioning4u acquired the failed iSold It chain. It took just three months before Auctioning4u closed their franchises moving to a home collection [...] [...] with centralised processing was an option. That was in April last year when Auctioning4u acquired the failed iSold It chain. It took just three months before Auctioning4u closed their franchises moving to a home collection [...]

]]> http://tamebay.com/2007/05/ebay-drop-off-stores-offered-life-line.html#comment-21602 Auctioning4u, iSold It? : TameBay Wed, 05 Dec 2007 23:08:44 +0000 http://www.tamebay.com/2007/05/ebay-drop-off-stores-offered-life-line.html#comment-21602 [...] What’s happening at the UK’s most prominent trading assistant and drop off shop, Auctioning4u? It’s barely eight months since they acquired the UK arm of the failed iSold It franchises but now it appears they’ve sold themselves. [...] [...] What’s happening at the UK’s most prominent trading assistant and drop off shop, Auctioning4u? It’s barely eight months since they acquired the UK arm of the failed iSold It franchises but now it appears they’ve sold themselves. [...]

]]> http://tamebay.com/2007/05/ebay-drop-off-stores-offered-life-line.html#comment-8098 The Last (trading) Post : TameBay Tue, 17 Jul 2007 09:54:42 +0000 http://www.tamebay.com/2007/05/ebay-drop-off-stores-offered-life-line.html#comment-8098 [...] The company will be closing not only their stores and franchises, but also according to auctionbytes, close the drop off locations sited in third company locations such as those in self storage depots. Interestingly, having acquired the failed iSold It business from the administrators in May, this year it’s now revealed that only one iSold It franchise remains to be closed. [...] [...] The company will be closing not only their stores and franchises, but also according to auctionbytes, close the drop off locations sited in third company locations such as those in self storage depots. Interestingly, having acquired the failed iSold It business from the administrators in May, this year it’s now revealed that only one iSold It franchise remains to be closed. [...]

]]> http://tamebay.com/2007/05/ebay-drop-off-stores-offered-life-line.html#comment-4591 Would you risk £60k to a new eBay trader? : TameBay Wed, 30 May 2007 21:23:56 +0000 http://www.tamebay.com/2007/05/ebay-drop-off-stores-offered-life-line.html#comment-4591 [...] £60,000 is the investment that a company calling themselves baytrader have received in funding from a group of Venture Capitalists called Nstar. That’s a fair amount to invest in a company setting up as eBay trading assistants in a market where other trading assistants are failing. The one point in their favour is that they’re not looking for consumers to drop off items but intend to appeal to businesses with excess stock to dispose of. They aim to grow to a £14m turnover within two years - with fees of 33% that values bayagents cut at over £9m. Currently they state they’ve sold £48k having started trading in November. [...] [...] £60,000 is the investment that a company calling themselves baytrader have received in funding from a group of Venture Capitalists called Nstar. That’s a fair amount to invest in a company setting up as eBay trading assistants in a market where other trading assistants are failing. The one point in their favour is that they’re not looking for consumers to drop off items but intend to appeal to businesses with excess stock to dispose of. They aim to grow to a £14m turnover within two years – with fees of 33% that values bayagents cut at over £9m. Currently they state they’ve sold £48k having started trading in November. [...]

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