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Going, Going, Going, Gone! Auction News From www.iWannaTrade.com
 
The dictionary defines an auction as a public sale of items to the highest bidder. The word auction originates from the Latin word “autico” which means, to increase.  Auctions are one of the oldest forms of buying and selling in the world and date as far back as 500 B.C.  Auctions came to America with the Pilgrims in the 1600’s and during the mid 1990’s auctions became a popular way to buy and sell on the internet.  An auction is a place where people place items to be sold via bids placed by others.  The auction usually has a set amount of days that it will run or in some cases “true” auctions which continue as long as someone is bidding within a specified amount of time. iWannaTrade.com is a site that offers “true” online auctions.
 
Today auctions are a way of life and more popular than ever.  Most everything you can think has been auctioned: automobiles, real estate, jewelry, clothing, baby items, arts and crafts, antiques and collectibles, household items, business equipment, and more.  A lot of crazy and ridiculous items have also been auctioned: Elvis’s bottle of water, a smiling french fry, a piece of french toast that Justin Timberlake took a bite from, just to name a few.  Can you believe that some of these actually sold!  Auctions have become fun and entertaining for the public and these days you can particpate in an auction live in public or online from the comfort of your home.
 
What’s sitting in your garage, your attic or your basement?  Turn the items that are useless to you into cash or trade for something you can use.  Join the auction world and post your items online at auction sites such as iWannaTrade.com

VarleyTeam Teams Up With CBS Kfrog’s Click-It Coupon Connection Bring Your Jewelry Listings, Open Your Own Jewelry Store

The “VarleyTeam” We Have A team Who Works Together - The Real Varley Team Includes The Founder Of www.iWannaTrade.com . VarleyTeam works hard to bring you “A Better Market Place”

Over the years the Varley’s Team has been busy, from garage door openers (tav-vart?), Huntington Beach Varley’s), concrete (d-rock Lyle Varley), contractor (all around contrating services Jon Varley), landscaping(bc landscaping Alder Varley), concrete pumping (Gavin Varley), Paintless dent repair (Roger Varley), contracting services (lyle Dean Varley), auto parts (Jon Varley), developer/builder Jon Varley), teachers (Mary(Don) Varley-Jon Varley), psychology (Alana Varley), business opportunities concrete pumping (Jon Varley), Jon Varley Sales (Jon Varley), JVS Services, Inc. (Jon & Becky Varley), www.iWannaTrade.com (Jon Varley). Jon Varley, Becky Varley, Roger Varley, Gavin Varley, Alana Varley are working to make this your place to buy, sell, trade, auction, even open your own store of any type.

We are proud to be the strong VarleyTeam, this branch of the Varleys, as you can see are business minded and work hard to bring you products, services, training and information that can be used in your life.

Spring Cleaning - Turn Useless into Useful‏

It’s that time of year again - time for Spring cleaning.  As the weather is getting much warmer and the days longer, I am getting more motivated to get more done around the house and yard. 
 
Inside so much seems to have accumulated over the winter.  It’s time to sort, trade, giveaway, or sell all the “treasures” that are sitting in the garage, stacked in a corner, cluttering the closets, or collecting dust in the attic and basement. 
 
Take it “One Room at a Time” - no sense in getting overwhelmed by the yearly chore ahead of you.  Start by sorting through the drawers and closets.  If it’s not been used or worn in over a year and is not of extreme sentimental value to you, it really needs to go.  As someone who likes auctions and yard sales, I look at it like this.  If I get rid of what I don’t need and use I can make room for all the new treasures I am going to find this summer - such a happy thought.
 
What can you do with all these items that you have sorted through and just can’t throw them away because they are still useable?  Donate some things to Goodwill, the Salvation Army, or your local thrift stores, have a yard sale, post the items on websites such as www.iWannaTrade.com that offer free classifieds and auctions, and of course recycle if possible.
You will be surprised to see how many people are interested in all the things you no longer have a use for.