Comic Artists and Collectors Sell Original Comic Art for Free This November on Sketch Maven

Last Updated on Tuesday, 9 November 2010 05:30 Written by a2e Tuesday, 9 November 2010 05:30

Santa Clara, CA – November 3, 2010 –This November, Sketch Maven is waiving their already low fees for new and existing sellers in their original comic art marketplace. This is part of Sketch Maven’s month-long celebration of their first year in business.

“We owe everything to the sellers who have sold so much high quality comic art to the Sketch Maven community,” comments Mike Todasco, founder of Sketch Maven, the World’s Greatest Original Comic Art Marketplace. “From artists to dealers to casual collectors, the people who sell comic art and sketches on our site have helped make our first year great. We’re introducing our ‘No Fee November’ to say ‘thanks’ to our current sellers and allow new ones to try the site completely risk free!”

Any comic art, sketches and color guides, under $500, that are sold on Sketch Maven during November will be not be charged any fees. As always, Sketch Maven even pays all the credit card fees.

“We have come a long way over the past year and have made great strides in making Sketch Maven the easiest place to sell original comic art online,” adds Todasco. “New sellers can register with ease and have their artwork selling in less than five minutes on Sketch Maven.”

For all the details on “No Fee November”, please visit http://www.sketchmaven.com/cms.php?content=No_Fee_November.

Google Patent Proposes $2 Fee To Skip Commercials

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AOL buys TechCrunch site

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Google Starts Charging a Signup Fee For Chrome Extension Developers

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Google reduces its Nexus One termination fee

Last Updated on Tuesday, 9 February 2010 01:15 Written by External Post Tuesday, 9 February 2010 01:15

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Kickoff3pm Football Auction Goes Free To List

Last Updated on Tuesday, 19 January 2010 02:57 Written by a2e Tuesday, 19 January 2010 02:57

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This means for the cost of just £2.00 security validation fee you can list as many items and wants with added features as you wish. While this effort have a good effect on the site we will maintain as long as possible.

The Fine Print Behind Googles Nexus One

Last Updated on Friday, 15 January 2010 01:00 Written by External Post Friday, 15 January 2010 01:00

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