If you fall into the "would like to sell on eBay but ... " category, local businessman Todd Nigro has the perfect solution. His new store, iSold It in Peachtree City, takes the work and the worry out of selling on eBay. He and his staff help you determine how eBay is valuing your collectibles, jewelry, musical instruments and other "stuff." If you like what you hear, they professionally photograph the item, write expert copy about the item, post it on the proper eBay auction, process the payment from the winning bidder and then professionally package and ship the item.

After the item sells, they send you a check.

The type items that sell on eBay are limited only by the imagination. Some of the more popular items selling on eBay include antiques and collectibles, designer clothing, shoes and accessories, cameras, computers, cell phones, entertainment memorabilia, jewelry, watches, event tickets, musical instruments, and vehicle parts.

Generally, iSold It will help sell items legal to sell on eBay that have an expected sales value of $30 or more, measure less than 130 inches in length and girth combined and weigh less than 150 lbs. There are a few exceptions to the general "rules."

"We will assist in selling some items that can be picked up locally such as a home gym set we recently sold," said Nigro.

The iSold It store, open for less than a month, has already made its mark on eBay. Some of the items they have sold include vintage sewing machines, bicycles, skates, cameras, designer shirts, signed art prints, computer equipment, china, sterling silver, and old movie memorabilia. Local eBay buyers have an additional advantage if they purchase an item being sold through the Peachtree City iSold It store-they can pick the item up from the store and save on shipping! Buyers still bid through the usual eBay channels and checkout online or pay with a credit card at the store.

"If you are thinking about having a yard sale, consider our service for you higher-end items," said Nigro. "Most who buy at yard sales are looking for rock-bottom prices. Marketing your item to the millions of people on eBay should bring a better price without the haggling."

Local schools and charities are already getting excited about the fundraising opportunities offered through iSold It. Not only is it a fun way to raise money for a charity, it is easy. All the charity needs to do is register their charity, at no cost, and spread the word to their network of supporters. Those choosing to support their favorite charity simply bring in an item to sell, designate the charity, and wait for the thank-you note from the charity.

Businesses can also benefit from using iSold It.

Nigro said, "We take all the work out of auctioning new merchandise, bulk lots of new or used goods, overstocks, close-out, returns, last seasons items, liquidation of equipment and supplies." He indicated they are already working with a local vendor to sell new designer clothing on eBay.

Selling on eBay has never been easier. There is no up-front cost to list an item and it is not necessary to set up an eBay account. Once the item sells, iSold It deducts a commission, eBay and payment processing fees before sending a check to the seller. If the item doesn't sell, it is given