Oh, ebay. I love you and I avoid you for your tendency to eat all my money.

Ebay, if you didn't already know, is the world's largest online auction site. People log on there to sell off their things, and you can find a massive variety of products - things I've bought off there have included cat toys, German DVDs, and live ants (yes, really!)

The only problem I've had buying from ebay is that it can be incredibly addictive. It's very easy to get into the mindset of "just one more bid" and if you're not careful you may actually end up paying more than you would at a site with fixed prices. Research what you're buying, set yourself a fixed price as to how much you're prepared to pay, and try not to impulse buy and you can pick up some bargains - my camera, bought last year ago on there, is still my beloved baby.

Also, watch postage prices. Although they're not meant to, some sellers will offer items incredibly low and try to recoup costs by charging high postage. Always check the full price of an item before bidding.

I have left some auction prices below for No sweat Bracelet Fair Trade Gifts and other items you may be interested in.

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No sweat Bracelet Fair Trade Gifts:

Building a better future bead by bead, these handmade bracelets are produced by Tara Projects, a fair trade cooperative outside Delhi. The co-op creates economic opportunities for local artisans and is a leading voice in the movement opposing the use of child labor.
World of Good provides shoppers with a unique global shopping experience at their doorstep. The company offers access to beautiful, stylish and uniquely handcrafted gifts and accessories from artisan communities in over 30 developing countries across the world all under the Fair Trade umbrella. The companys line includes bags, books and stationery, housewares, jewelry, scarves and shawls, yoga accessories, and small gifts. World of Good Inc. donates 10% of its profits to World of Good: Development Organization, a 501(c)3 non-profit that is focused on building strategies to substantially improve socio-economic conditions for millions of artisans and their families. The organization also works to educate US consumers and corporations about the benefits of engaging in ethical trade practices to bridge the gap between the global north and south.