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Selling Tips

You can have your auction run for one, three, five, seven, or ten days. The time that you list your auction to start is the time it will finish.
If you aren’t sure how your item will sell, list for 10 days for maximum exposure.
Seven-day auctions are the most common.
Three or five day auctions for in demand items.
One day auctions for time-sensitive items like tickets.
If you schedule your auctions to start at 7:00 PM Pacific Time on Sunday evenings and run for 7 days, you will have the largest number of people looking at your auction.
If you are selling to business owners, start and end your auction on Wednesday or Thursday during work hours.

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