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    Reply #1:

    Tophatter doesn't seem to work with what I sell very well. The issues they are having with scheduling makes it really difficult to even list items to sell. Hopefully, as they work out the kinks things will get better. Oddly enough I have 2 prints up tonight and a Day of the Dead mask up for tomorrow, fingers crossed!

    If anyone's interested.
    http://tophatter.com/auctions/1179

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    Reply #2:

    Scary cupcakes
    Zombilisious (sp?)

    I like Braincakes as well.

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    I don't think you have to pay a fee for shophandmade.com this is from their web-site.

    ShopHandmade is Free. Really.
    There is no monthly charge. There is no listing charge. There is no mandatory sales commission. There is no "professional" option to upgrade to. You don't have to get your friends to pay $70 a month so your account can be free. There is no limit on the number of listings you can have.

    Our service is free because it is advertiser sponsored. When you list an item you choose from one of several sponsors who will pay us the 25¢ listing fee. The more items you list, the more money we make…but not from you.

    There are a few things that do cost money, but none of these are really required:

    * Commission: You can choose any commission you wish. 0% is fine. You pick what you think is fair. We thank you if you do.

    * Rainforest protection: Choose to pay 10¢ or 25¢ to help protect the rainforest…which you pay only when your item sells. It's optional, but it's a good thing.

    * Galleries: You can list items in our Galleries. Items sell well without being listed in them, really. Our strong advice is to not list in galleries until you have become an experienced seller. They are not necessary.

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    Reply #4:

    I used Etsy for awhile...unless you are already established it's tough...Lots of people I know start one, never sell, and just quit when their craft time ends.
    You pay a monthly fee for each object you post. So it's a good idea to make several of the same thing rather than alot of diff. things.
    Your objects are allowed to remain for a couple months than they need to be re-posted and repaid the posting fee (if i remember correctly). You get billed monthly for the posting. Other than that it works like ebay.com

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