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Efee/paymorepal has really gone down the gurgler since this Donahoe wrecked it, stock prices tell all, fortunately the alternatives are doing the opposite of feebay (looking after customers and reasonable fees in most cases) and are taking market share away at a fast rate. There are now many viable alternatives. http://beyond-the-bay.com

Paypal has always had a lot of problems, but I think ebay is still going strong. Will still check out your site though.

i agree that paypal and ebay are still very strong, but i like to give other alternatives a chance, that's why i chose to support iOffer. they've been doing a lot lately to improve their entire site.

check out their latest holiday totals published by AuctionBytes:

eBay Alternatives: iOffer Reports Sales Are Up

iOffer.com reported record dollar sales, units sold, new items listed, and new memberships over the past six weeks from November 1, 2008 to December 15, 2008. The "trading community" marketplace encourages negotiation between buyers and sellers and reported key metrics for the holiday shopping season (November 1 to December 15). Data from 2007 is listed first, followed by the same period in 2008.

- Dollar Sales: $5.5 million vs. $15.1 million (175% growth)
- Unit Sales: 121,323 vs. 275,813 (127% growth)
- New Item Listings: 470,846 vs. 1,213,476 (158% growth)
- Traffic: 3 million visits vs. 9 million visits (198% growth)
- Page Views: 31 million vs. 80 million (158% growth)
- New Member Registration: 44,192 vs. 126,175 (186% growth)

In the past month I have had great luck with

www.ecrater.com and www.bonanzle.com


Not at all the sales volume of ebay, but these sites are growing.

And, the best thing is they automatically submit their listings to google!!

There are many sites.. But the question is whether we have a worthy alternative and the answer is no we dont have..