This is the fourth and final installment of my “Closing an Ebay Store” series. Be sure to read parts one, two and three if you need to catch up.

As you may remember from the last post…dreamy music with a swirling camera effect…

I had decided to start listing 99 cent auctions to see if the titles I had remaining still had the ability to generate some decent closing prices.

Here’s how that went…

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This is the third installment in this series. You can find Part One here and Part Two here.

As you may recall, I had just prepared a survey and sent it out their invitations.

Heres what happened:

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This is the second installment of my “Closing an Ebay Store” series.

In part one of this series, I told you about the childrens book collection I’ve been selling on eBay for the last two years and how it was coming to a close. I left off at my sales dropping to less than one sixth of its previous level almost one month ahead of my most conservative estimate and more than two months ahead of a reasonable estimate.

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In case you haven’t checked out my About Me page, let me give you a run-down of how I got into business running an eBay store.

I had been down-sized from an IT position in early 2005. After months of job-searching, I came upon an opportunity to purchase a large collection of vintage childrens books. Most of the books were from the Golden, Whitman and Western publishers.

I have been selling them since early 2006 and now the portion that I have for sale has dwindled to just over 50 titles from over 200.

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There I was…trying one affiliate program and then another. Trying to follow-through with what I started while not exactly knowing what I was doing.

I would buy an info product, read it and do my best to follow the instructions given. Being into internet marketing from my ebay store only a few months, I was getting frustrated because I didn’t know why I was doing anything or how it fit together.

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