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Free for Injured Riders, classic online auction format instantly extends auctions by 60 seconds after users place last-second bids, so no loss of money as long as people are bidding the auction continues. (PRWEB) April 4, 2007 -- Many people who would like to help have rooms full of items they'd like to sell are often intimidated or overwhelmed by online marketplaces in the same way they're overwhelmed by rooms full of sellable goods, said Jon Varley, iWannaTrade.com's founder and motorcycle/motorcross racer. The site, he said, was created to give consumers a simple platform to sell their goods online for a pre-set flat rate, while offering them three ways to get rid of an item. Now people can use all sections, Online Auctions, Online Classified, Online Trades to raise funds for injured riders free.
Burlco eyes Web auctions
Burlington County plans to join other local governments in auctioning government surplus items on the Web. The Burlington County Freeholders authorized its treasurer's office to sign an agreement with GovDeals Inc., which operates an Internet auction site called www.govdeals.com. The freeholders said they will sell vehicles and office equipment to the public online to make more money, save time and attract more bidders. Sharon Brauckmann, county purchasing agent, said the auction would be held later this year and not until the state Department of Community Affairs gives its approval. She said the state must approve a county application to waive the normal local public auction using an auctioneer. Kurt Brock, the county's chief financial officer, said the state is approving Internet auctions of government property only on eBay and GovDeals.
Colombia's Inflation-Linked Peso Debt Yields Rise at Auction
April 18 (Bloomberg) -- Yields on Colombian inflation- linked peso bonds increased in a government auction today. Colombia sold the bonds, known as TES-UVR, due in February 2023 to yield 5.7 percent, up from 5.2 percent in the previous sale on March 21, according to the Finance Ministry. Investor demand totaled 114 billion pesos ($53 million), more than the 75 billion pesos worth of the securities offered in the auction. The yield on inflation-linked bonds maturing in September 2010 rose to 4.99 percent from 4.4 percent in the previous sale. Investors placed bids for 168 billion pesos, more than twice the 75 billion pesos sold. To contact the reporter on this story: Andrea Jaramillo in Bogota at ajaramillo1@bloomberg.net Last Updated: April 18, 2007 12:22 EDT .
Iran calls for bids on building 2 N-power plants
LONDON, April 18 (IranMania) - Iran is inviting bids to build two nuclear power plants in the Southern province of Bushehr, according an advertisement published today in English-language newspaper Iran Daily. Bidders can obtain the necessary documentation from April 25 upon payment of a 15,000-euro ($20,300) fee, the tender notice said. Offers to build the two reactors, each with a capacity to generate between 1,000 and 1,600 megawatts of electricity, must be submitted before Aug. 8, it added, according to Bloomberg. Russia is building Iran's first nuclear plant, also in Bushehr, at a cost of at least $1 bln. Construction of the plant, which will generate about 1,000 megawatts, has faced numerous delays due to political disputes over Iran's atomic development program and over its promptness in making payments to contractors.
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