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As a 'Friend of Lifeline' we are pleased to support the work that Lifeline carries out in the community. A portion of the proceeds from the operation of this site benefits Lifeline.

Online Auction
Feb 20 to March 1 2008
Auction closes at 10.00am
Have fun bidding while you support Lifeline
winners announced on C91.3.
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Lifeline - Battle of the Codes |
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Camden Rugby Union
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Camden Rugby League
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Understanding your consumer rights can help you avoid costly mistakes. Before you buy:
· think about what you want the product or service to do
· shop around and compare quality and price
· take your time and avoid impulse shopping and you will end up buying exactly what you need, at a price you can afford.
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Advertise - 10 Good Reasons |
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1. Advertising Creates Store Traffic
Continuous store traffic is the first step toward increasing sales and expanding your base of shoppers.
The more people who come into the store, the more opportunities you have to make sales.
A National Retail Federation survey found that for every 100 items shoppers plan to buy, they make 30 unanticipated purchases.
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Use the ad content to give shoppers all relvant information about your item.
Describe your item as clearly as possible.
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Setting a fair market price for your item will help it sell.
You can determine a fair market price for your item by taking into account its condition and the price of similar advertised items.
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Photos ... include photos |
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A photo attracts attention ...
It gives potential buyers a look at the item you are selling while searching or browsing.
Photos must be in .jpg format.
Keep your photos at about 150 - 200 Kb each this allows buyers to download your ad and photos quickly.
However, the maximum limit for photos is 1Mb.
Read our photo tips for information on reducing the file size.
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Title - Make an Impression |
Buyers use titles to search what they are looking for. If the correct name is not in the title, shoppers may not read further. Mention relevant brand names, make or models. Don’t use gimmicks like AAAAA. These will not place your ad higher on search results. We have listed some examples.
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Category - Choose the right one |
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If you were looking for your item, where would you go first ?
How would you search for it ?
What keywords would you look for ?
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How will delivery be made to the buyer? Will you deliver it? Will you send it by post? You may wish to include postage costs as part of your pricing structure. Check out Australia Post's Postage Assessment Calculator for estimated costs and delivery times. If you will use a courier, a comprehensive list of courier services is available at www.yellowpages.com.au.
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Terms of Use for Visitors
last edited 10/01/2008.
These terms govern your access and use of this website ... if you do
not agree with any of these terms or conditions you must exit the site
immediately. The visitor must then immediately destroy any and all
material whether in electronic or printed format, and the visitor will
not access, contact or refer to this website in any way. In the event
of termination of access, all buy sell trade auction disclaimers and
limitations of liability set out in these Terms will still apply.
A person, robot, spider, deep-link, page-scrape or any other automatic
device, program, algorithm or methodology, or any manual process with
similar purposes will be referred to as a "visitor" , "you" or ”your”.
“wdm.net.au” and "buy sell trade auction pty ltd" will be referred to as "buy sell trade auction" , “the website” or “we”.
"Terms of Use for Visitors" will be known as "terms".
Any changes to website design and marketing terms, conditions and use
will be posted here. It is the visitor's responsibility to check these
terms for changes. Your continued use of the website following the
posting of changes will mean that you accept and agree to these
changes. The information contained in this website is subject to change
without notice.
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Ethics and Etiquette
1. Consideration of others
Contribute to the general good and avoid consequences that may hurt others, without sacrificing your own beliefs.
Consider the well-being of others, "Do unto others as they would like to be treated.".
2. Act in a fair manner
Standards, rules of propriety, and fairness enable businesses to prosper. Practices such as respecting contracts, employees, and others; paying debts and other obligations; and selling legitimate products and services at a just and fair price are the fundamental principles of an ethical business.
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