<![CDATA[Ebay doesn't want your virtual goods - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[Ebay doesn't want your virtual goods - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[Ebay doesn't want your virtual goods]]> correction: my crdit card*

JaneLame

]]> <![CDATA[Ebay doesn't want your virtual goods]]> Not sure about the stability. I have no understanding of economics whatsoever, SL or RL, though I have some experience when it comes to maxing credit card.

SLexchange is the larger website, which allows currency exchange as well, while SLboutique is for goods only. SLboutique is run by Electric Sheep, a large virtual building company. Basically, you can find anything in both: clothing, furniture, gadgets, scripts, houses, nose-hair clippers etc. Which is great, because SL stores are, unlike Amazon and eBay, unsearchable and unmanned.

The currency exchange rate is similar to the official Linden Lab price. SLexchange's rate is 277.0/285.8 (bid/ask), while Linden Lab's rate is 270/288. Quite stable.

JaneLame

]]> <![CDATA[Ebay doesn't want your virtual goods]]> Delirious, I doubt the virtual goods market warrents spending all the money required to maintain a "Second Ebay."

JaneLame, good to know about the dedicated SL sites. How steady is the exchange rate?

Nick Douglas

]]> <![CDATA[Ebay doesn't want your virtual goods]]> Do you any any SecondLifer who sells or buys goods on eBay? They (am I kidding - we) use SLexchange.com or SLboutique.com instead. The only SL related items you can find on eBay are Linden dollars, sold by 2 merchants/scammers only.

JaneLame

]]> <![CDATA[Ebay doesn't want your virtual goods]]> How dumb. They could've created a Second Ebay and kept the business. I suppose the race is on to create a (or grow an existing?) Second Life auction site.

deliriousnyc

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