The Auction Arbitrage Secret by Pete Bruckshaw

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2 The Auction Arbitrage Secret by Pete Bruckshaw Copyright Pete Bruckshaw All Rights Reserved. There are no resale rights with this product. 2

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4 Information Disclaimer All Information provided is for knowledge purposes only, and does not constitute a legal contract between the author or any distributing party, person or entity, and although every reasonable effort is made to present current and accurate information, the author or any distributing part makes no guarantees of any kind. In no event shall the author or any distributing party be responsible or liable directly or indirectly for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused by, or in connection with, the use of or reliance on any such content, goods, or services available on or through any such channel. The information provider of this product has no connection with or affiliation with ebay. Income Disclaimer In no way does the information represented in this document constitute a representation of earnings, and as with any business, your results may vary, and will be based on your individual capacity, business experience, expertise, and level of desire. The use of information, products and services should be based on your own due diligence and you agree that author or any distributing party is not liable for any success or failure of your business that is directly or indirectly related to the purchase and use of our information, products and services. 4

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6 Contents The Auction Arbitrage Secret Introduction To Arbitrage...7 The Auction Arbitrage Secret...11 Niche Case Study...14 Finding Your Niche...17 More Arbitrage Strategies...21 Cell Phone Arbitrage...23 Tips And Tricks...25 A Step By Step Arbitrage Deal...34 Smart Search Your Arbitrage Deals...44 The Arbitrage Dream Deal...46 Feedback Maximizer...48 Arbitrage List Building...50 Advanced Arbitrage And Beyond...53 Recommended...55 The Auction Arbitrage Interviews James J. Jones...56 Don Hoppe Jr Terry Gibbs

7 Introduction To Arbitrage Arbitrage is buying low and selling high. It s most commonly used in stockbroking but more recently in spread betting or sports arbitrage. Arbitrage is also know as flipping, particularly in the real estate business, where buying cheaply to resell quickly at a profit is common. There are certain listing essentials needed for ebay auctions. When they are absent, you have an opportunity for ebay Arbitrage. This ebook assumes basic knowledge of buying and selling on ebay on your part. It s a how-to book, not an in depth history of arbitrage so I cut straight to the chase wherever I can. This ebook's description of arbitrage also goes beyond The Auction Arbitrage Secret to include: Buying offline to sell on ebay Buying on other auction and sales sites to sell on ebay Even more arbitrage tactics to add to you arsenal Prices quoted are in US dollars and UK pounds. These can t be 100% accurate due to the nature of auction pricing and currency fluctuations. However they will provide a guideline for the reader. The products I've read on 'How To Make Money' are too numerous to mention. Of these, most of the ones I tried did not work, and the others demanded a level of expertise that I did not have, nor did I have the time or money to acquire the expertise needed. I don t doubt that the author s methods worked for them, but they didn t work for me. In contrast, I have presented the information in this ebook as concisely as possible. I have purposely made The Auction 7

8 Arbitrage Secret as simple and easy to follow as possible. If you lose interest or get lost in complex instructions this ebook has failed. To get the most from The Auction Arbitrage Secret read it through once, then start again, follow the instructions and implement the strategies described. Don't cut corners or the methods I have described will not be as effective, or may not work at all. First, here are some essentials for ebay arbitrage. 1. A Paypal account You should have a Paypal account and in addition, know to proceed with caution if a seller you want to buy from refuses to accept Paypal. Paypal has its faults but is still the most widely accepted method of paying on ebay. If you've not got an account, sign up at 2. At least two ebay accounts You need a buyer account and a seller account. The seller account should have high positive feedback. Your buyer account can be a new account as you don't need any feedback to start buying. All you need to start a new ebay account is a separate account to the one you've got registered with your current ebay account. Gmail is recommended if you use Hotmail or AOL as both have a habit of rejecting legitimate s as spam. Remember to sign out of your buyer account before signing into your seller account and vice versa. You need to watch auctions 8

9 in your buyer account and if you send an from the 'wrong' account your customer or supplier will quickly work out what you're doing! Sign up for any additional ebay accounts you need at or (or your home country's site). 3. An auction sniper It is essential that you use a snipe tool or service. They are inexpensive and will save you a lot of time and trouble because they bid right at the end of an auction on your behalf. Once you start sniping auctions, you'll wonder how you managed with manual bidding for so long. Sniping is the most effective way of winning auctions. You set a maximum price that you are willing to pay and that amount is bid automatically for your just before the auction ends (my default time is three seconds before). Sniping an auction means that you don t get involved in a bidding war and end up paying more than you intend to. If you lose the auction, that s OK too there are plenty more products to bid on. If you bid manually you re constrained to your computer at auction end. No such problem with sniping; you can set your final price days in advance. And no matter how fast your internet connection is, manual bidding is still fallible when you re down to the last few seconds of bidding. My choice of snipe tool is which is just $7.00 per month. You ll make back the money many times over if you follow the instructions in this ebook. 9

10 Auctionstealer defaults to ebay.com but you can also specify which site you re bidding on from the drop down menu. It doesn t matter which site you re a member of, which is useful if you re doing overseas bidding there's no signing in and out of sites to view auctions. I always snipe an auction 3 seconds before auction end, which would be difficult to time properly with manual bidding. OK: that's what you need to begin ebay Arbitrage. Now, since you may have bought this ebook partly on the strength of it s title 'The Auction Arbitrage Secret', I will explain this to you right in front of the first chapter. Get the full download Multimedia E-Package of The Auction Arbitrage Secret here now! 10