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I have some wine I am willing to sell but appart from auction houses are there any other methods. I don't have a liquor licence so that counts out e-bay. Any suggestions. Colin

sold.com.au doesnt seem to make a big deal of the licensing issues the way ebay does. whether it is completely legal or not is for others to answer though, I recall there are some concerns about whether sold.com.au is truly within the law on this.

I have bought from private vendors this way,

cheers

Andrew

Wizz wrote:sold.com.au doesnt seem to make a big deal of the licensing issues the way ebay does. whether it is completely legal or not is for others to answer though, I recall there are some concerns about whether sold.com.au is truly within the law on this.

I have bought from private vendors this way,

cheers

Andrew

Not recently, you haven't Sold.com.au was sold (.com.au) to eBay about a year ago.

Try Ric Einstein's website torbwine.com as he has a section allowing people to trade wine privately amongst themselves.

You may well find buyers if you've got well cellared and interesting wine.

Anonymous wrote:

Wizz wrote:sold.com.au doesnt seem to make a big deal of the licensing issues the way ebay does. whether it is completely legal or not is for others to answer though, I recall there are some concerns about whether sold.com.au is truly within the law on this.

I have bought from private vendors this way,

cheers

Andrew

Not recently, you haven't Sold.com.au was sold (.com.au) to eBay about a year ago.

Anonymous wrote:Not recently, you haven't Sold.com.au was sold (.com.au) to eBay about a year ago.

Such a shame it is too, there were bargains to be had on occaision. Think back vintage wines at less than current release prices. 1983 Wolf Blass Black Label at $25 springs to mind, sigh

Depends on what you got to sell. More info would help. PM me if you so desire.