[Coco] CoCo Store

[Sean]

Recently I've been working on launching my own auction site.  The
final value fees are significantly less than ebay, (2% for the first
$100, then 1% thereafter) and there is no listing fee at all.

Anyway, it's http://www.vendazzle.com
The partner site is www.gamegavel.com.  That one is for video games,
Vendazzle is for everything else.

If anyone from this list wants to sign up, I'll even configure you as
a free seller account.  (So no fees at all!)

Anyway, enough of the shameless plug.

Sean

On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 1:07 PM, Brian Blake <random.rodder at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> Aaron asked me if I'd consider adding an ad listing service for CoCo stuff
> to my site. I considered it, and have added it to my domain. I'd like some
> feedback on it's current layout, but, more so, on whether anyone would even
> use it.
>
> The idea is similar to Craigslist, in that, folks go there, register, and
> place an ad for whatever you have (CoCo related) you'd like to sell.
> Actually, I think ANY TRS-80 or Tandy computer related equipment you'd like
> to sell is fine by me. I really doubt there'd be a lot of traffic with just
> the CoCo folks involved.
>
> If you do choose to place an ad, please be descriptive of the item, and
> please be HONEST!! It costs nothing to register, costs nothing to place an
> ad, and I make no money off of this (unless I sell something).
>
> Right now it's basically a Joomla 'cookie-cutter' site. I know what I'd like
> to do with it, but, I'm not going to put forth the effort unless there is
> interest. Whether or not I keep this going will depend on the interest and
> participation of the CoCo community, as well as the TRS-80 list when I
> announce it over there.
>
> The CoCo Store <http://randomrodder.com/store/>
>
>
> Brian
>
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