The beauty of selling products on the Internet is that, virtually, the world is your market. This is a boon for those of us who have accumulated horse equipment that we no longer need, either because we’ve changed horses, frequented too many used-tack sales or simply bought something we never used. The Internet is even more advantageous for selling anything antique, unusual or rare.
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