CozyBug launched today filling a niche that has been overlooked in the past Think of it as eBay for big stuff — the stuff that is too bulky and costly to ship.

Sellers get a mini virtual web storefront, and have the option to advertise their storefronts throughout the site.

This is perfect for me as I just won a prize package from NFL.com (through Gimme Sweeps) and one prize is a huge leather recliner that I have already allocated for sale.

With free registration and $1.00 listings plus a free storefront, how can you go wrong? I have wished for competition to eBay which has grown too large, with bloated ego, and nickels and dimes you to death.

Check out this 1993 Lincoln Mark VIII with doors that retract to the underside of the carriage.

Lincoln commissioned Joalto Design to modify the car after worrying about its ability to fit in tight parking spaces. Joalto’s solution was to have the door slide under the car, but Lincoln didn’t go for it and ordered the vehicle destroyed. It lived on to now appear on eBay for $20,000 (so far). eBay listing

If you are into Old Technology, you can bid on and own the legendary German cipher machine known as Enigma. It is up for auction at eBay for a mere $100 Buy-It-Now price. It is located in northern Italy, but they will ship for $65.

Ever wanted to star in your own commercial and sell  your own products? Well, now you can! Unlike Ebay where you just upload your images and write long descriptions of what you’re trying to sell, here’s a whole new way to market yourself as well as your items. It’s where Craigslist and Youtube converge in a community where you’re your own spokesmen! Just don’t do something like HeadOn. 

With so many people making their own videos with their digital cameras and uploading them to YouTube, there was bound to be a day where hey, why not? Let’s just make a website where e-commerce is easy-to-use and marketing your products, new or used comes even easier. If you’re an undiscovered commercial star, then this should be a goldmine since your audience reaches plenty more. So…start selling yourself!

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Peter Michaud and Jeff Ramaglia, who created the site MightyBids.com to compete with eBay, are selling the Montreal-based company on eBay.

They differentiate themselves from eBay by only charging if and when an item is sold (unlike eBay who will nickel and dime you to death!).

MightyBids.com went up for auction on Thursday. In case you are interested, this is the information on it as of 8PM CT:
bid is $25,100, 44 bids 5d 19h 30m left, item #190125355775
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