"Even a penniless immigrant with no real estate investing experience can take advantage of a little known loophole in order to buy land for as little as $100 and sell it within days for $10,000 To $48,000 in profit, or more," stated German immigrant Jack Bosch, creator of Land Profit Generator. Facing criticism from competing investors for sharing well guarded tax foreclosure secrets, LandProfitGeneratorBlog.com continues to move forward to claim their place as the premier tax foreclosure information source.

In this ground-breaking blog, new and seasoned investors alike arm themselves with all of the resources necessary in order to become a successful, highly profitable tax foreclosure investor in record time. Anyone considering investing in tax foreclosure properties or tax lien certificates is encouraged to follow the path already laid out by investors like Jack Bosch, who has completed more than 5,000 such transactions since 2002. With tens of thousands of properties becoming tax delinquent each month, no other source of real estate investing offers such a virtually endless supply of potential deals as tax foreclosure.

For more information and to learn how to invest in tax foreclosure properties for maximum profits from the nation's leading experts, visit http://www.LandProfitGeneratorBlog.com

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A few examples of last months less expensive and more unusual sales are: In Musical Instruments, a rare Conn Saxophone, sold for $40,000; in Books, an original Benjamin Franklin Almanac dated from 1754 sold for $7,800; and in the "Bizarre Items" category, an auction for a Brand New Mechanical Bull was sold for $8,100.

When WhatSellsBest.com publisher, James Massey, was asked which October (Top 20) auction surprised him most, he replied: 'Watching an Old Pair of Binoculars collect a final bid of $10,166 was definitely surprising."

To see the complete list of Top 20 Best Selling eBay items, with photos visit: WhatSellsBest.com

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A few examples: A Campbell's Soup Paper Dress, was sold for $1,699; a pair of Vintage 501 Levi's, fetched $4,261; and a rare Hawaiian shirt, collected $6,000.

When WhatSellsBest.com publisher, James Massey, was asked if there was a Vintage Clothing sale that caught his eye. He replied: 'Probably the Vintage Jacket worn by security personnel during the Woodstock Music Festival in 1969, it sold for $12,000 and it was really cool as a historical item."

To see the entire September list (with photos) of the Top 10 Best Selling eBay Vintage Clothing, visit: WhatSellsBest.com

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Spectrum has anchored the auction with a selection of wines from 'The Aubrey McClendon Collection.' The auction's 686 lots comprise 5,500 total bottles; 3,900 come from the McClendon Collection. It simultaneously takes place 21 November at 5:00PM Pacific Standard Time in the USA at The St. Regis Monarch Beach Resort (www.stregismb.com) in California.

Many in the wine world consider Aubrey McClendon to be one of the greatest American wine collectors, having built an extensive collection highlighted by the best vintages of French Bordeaux and Burgundies, as well as a deep collection of impressive Napa selections. McClendon co-founded Chesapeake Energy Corporation (NYSE:CHK) in 1989, which today is one of the largest producers of U.S. natural gas, where he currently serves as chairman of the board and chief executive officer.

'Fine wine buyers have a once in a lifetime opportunity to buy rare and normally unavailable vintages and formats as well as have a chance to own wine pedigreed to one of the greatest wine collectors in history,' said Greg Roberts, chief executive officer of Spectrum Wine Auctions, and president and chief executive officer of parent company Spectrum Group International. 'Historically, our auction experience in other collectibles such as coins and stamps is that collections pedigreed to great collectors almost always trade for premiums down the road. This is an exceptional buying opportunity.'

Spectrum's pre-auction promotion includes an exclusive interview with McClendon conducted on August 13, 2009, by Mario Sculatti, director of sales and consignments for Spectrum Wine Auctions, which is viewable to registered bidders at www.spectrumwine.com. The interview presents a rare insight into the interests and philosophies of this great collector, and finishes with Mr. McClendon signing an Imperial of 1990 Lafite Rothschild that will be offered during Spectrum Wine Auctions' November 21 auction, with commissions earned from the sale to be donated to a hometown food bank on behalf of Mr. McClendon and Spectrum Wine Auctions.

McClendon's collection features a diverse assortment including many grand format bottlings. 'While I have a lot of 750s, I think the most distinctive part of my collection is the large format bottles,' he says. 'And the reason for that is that when I first saw an Imperial of wine…I said to myself, this is a work of art. This is beautiful. And it's approachable. It's sharable. It's understandable, and at the end of the day it's consumable. A primary collecting goal of mine has been to hunt for top-notch 6-liter bottles of wine over time.'

He continues, 'Like anything in life, if you're going to enjoy something you really ought to try to enjoy, I think, the best of the particular pleasure that you're seeking, and so I would encourage people to go after the best wines. Because at the end of the day, when I have found myself hosting a business dinner, or a family function, or a group of my friends…I want them to experience a first-class wine experience. I want them to remember it for the rest of their lives, just as I remember some of my very first bottles of wine, as well. So I would encourage people to go for the best.'

'It has been both educational and inspirational to have spent time with Aubrey enjoying his passion for wine as well as gaining insight into his business philosophy and his history building Chesapeake into one of the largest independent oil and gas companies in the US,' Roberts concluded.

'Aubrey cuts to the core of what's important in collecting,' adds Spectrum's Director of Sales and Consignments Mario Sculatti. 'He collects the best vintages in depth of cases and large format sizes, approaching his collecting seriously and methodically without being tempted by lesser vintages. It was an honor to sit with him and learn about his genuine passion for wine, and any collector—whether new or seasoned—will benefit from his words.'

Interested parties are invited to call +001.888.982.1982 for additional information and questions.

ABOUT SPECTRUM WINE AUCTIONS:
Spectrum Wine Auctions,(SPGZ:OTC) based in Irvine, Calif., delivers a worldwide buying, selling and appraisal venue for collectors of rare and fine vintage wines. Live wine auctions in premier locations from Napa Valley to Hong Kong, as well as online wine auctions that span the globe, offer bidders and consignors alike the opportunity to collect and sell their favorite wines of the world with confidence and ease. Spectrum Wine Auctions is a division of Spectrum Group International, Inc., which includes first-class auction houses in numismatics, philately, and fine arms and militaria, as well as trading of bullion coins, bullion gold, silver and platinum to the wholesale marketplace, and financing on a wide array of collectibles, including coins and currency, bullion, and guns and militaria.

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One cheap home sale took place October 8, 2009, where a large 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, Victorian home located in Oil City, Pennsylvania received 23 bids (Selling on eBay) before it sold out right for only $4,100.

According to James Massey, publisher of www.AffordableHousingAuctions.com, a free website which tracks cheap home auctions nationwide. 'In our current economic situation, people in hard hit areas are understandably scared to commit to a home purchase, it's likely affecting the bidding. I've been seeing homes in those (economically distressed) areas selling for less than $5,000 for awhile now.'

Massey added; 'Regardless of low prices, it's important to proceed with the utmost of caution before buying in an auction situation. Making sure a neighborhoods safe, the house (structurally) sound, and the title clear, should be a top priority before bidding on anything.'

To see photos of the large Victorian home mentioned in this article, or where cheap homes are currently being auctioned: (Free) Visit www.AffordableHousingAuctions.com or use the links below.

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According to James Massey, the publisher of the AHA website. 'In our current economic situation, people in some (hard hit) areas, are scared to commit to a home purchase. That is likely to be the reason behind cheap home prices.'

But regardless of price, he emphasized the importance of proceeding carefully when buying a cheap home, especially via online auctions: 'Inspecting a neighborhood for safety and the house for structural soundness (In person) should be the top priority before bidding on anything. And making sure the title is free and clear of hidden liens is also essential.'

To see photos and more details regarding the $2,500 homes which recently sold, and find out where cheap home auctions are happening now: Visit AffordableHousingAuctions.com or use the links below.

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One of these such companies is BizAuctions Inc. (OTC:BZCN.OB), which is quickly gaining momentum in a $60B excess inventory liquidation market. The concept is simple, they offer eBay liquidation services for companies who have excess inventory, returns, and overstock items. Given that eBay is one of those companies which is recession proof, investors should feel a little more confident should they choose to place their eggs in this basket. At first glance, this may seem like a simple concept, however it made them a hefty revenue of $1,340,904 during six months ended June/30/2009, and that's not too bad for a high growth company worth an estimated $640M in market cap.

Despite the struggling economy, BizAuctions has continued to decrease operating and net losses, all the while maintaining a revived sense of optimism after eBay (NASDAQ:EBAY) hit their highest level in 10-months and exceeded Wall Street's forecast.

BizAuctions also runs a retail clothing store named 'Lucky 7's' which opened at the Chula Vista Center, on May/29/09 next to Macy's in Chula Vista, CA. It is also important to remember that during the last holiday season in December of 2008, the company's shares reached a one year high of 0.11 price per share.

About BizAuctions Inc.

Bisections Inc. is a provider of commercial eBay liquidation services for excess inventory, overstock items, and returns for retailers, manufacturers, and distributors. The Company sells from home goods, brand name clothes and electronics. The Company lists the merchandise through software which is integrated and compliant with eBay. Once an auction ends, payment is collected via PayPal or credit card. The Company is providing liquidation services to retailers in California, Arizona, and Colorado, and is in the process of expanding into other states.

The full special report on the company appears today at http://www.stockshaven.com/holiday-season-may-bring-renewed-interest-in-bizauctions-otcbzcn-ob/

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Pre-auction Promotion Features Exclusive and Rare Video Interview With Renowned Collector Aubrey McClendon

IRVINE, CA, October 14, 2009 – Spectrum Wine Auctions, the world's newest live and online auction house of fine collectible wine, announced today that its premiere live auction scheduled for 5:00PM PST November 21, 2009, will be anchored by a selection of wines from 'The Aubrey McClendon Collection.' The auction will be held at The St. Regis Monarch Beach Resort in Dana Point, Calif., with live auction simulcast in Hong Kong at 9:00AM local Hong Kong time.

McClendon is considered by many in the wine world to be the greatest American wine collector, having built an extensive collection highlighted by the best vintages of French Bordeaux, as well as a deep collection of impressive Napa and Burgundy selections. 'The Aubrey McClendon Collection' offered by Spectrum Wine Auctions in November will feature more than 3,000 bottles. McClendon co-founded Chesapeake Energy Corporation (NYSE:CHK) in 1989, which today is one of the largest producers of U.S. natural gas, where he currently serves as chairman of the board and chief executive officer.

'Fine wine buyers have a once in a lifetime opportunity to buy rare and normally unavailable vintages and formats as well as have a chance to own wine pedigreed to one of the greatest wine collectors in history,' said Greg Roberts, chief executive officer of Spectrum Wine Auctions, and president and chief executive officer of parent company, Spectrum Group International. 'Historically, our auction experience in other collectibles such as coins and stamps is that collections pedigreed to great collectors almost always trade for premiums down the road. This is an exceptional buying opportunity.'

A special element of the auction is an interview granted by McClendon conducted on August 13, 2009, by Mario Sculatti, director of sales and consignments for Spectrum Wine Auctions, which is viewable at www.spectrumwine.com.

The interview presents a rare and exclusive look into the interests and philosophies of this great collector, and finishes with Mr. McClendon signing an Imperial of 1990 Lafite Rothschild that will be offered during Spectrum Wine Auctions' November 21 auction, with commissions earned to be donated to charity on behalf of Mr. McClendon and Spectrum Wine Auctions.

McClendon's collection features a diverse assortment including many grand format bottlings. 'While I have a lot of 750s, I think the most distinctive part of my collection is the large format bottles,' he said. 'And the reason for that is that when I first saw an Imperial of wine…I said to myself, this is a work of art. This is beautiful. And it's approachable. It's sharable. It's understandable, and at the end of the day it's consumable. A primary collecting goal of mine has been to hunt for top-notch 6-liter bottles of wine over time.'

McClendon also offers his thoughts on collecting, which are shared by many collectors of fine wine: 'Like anything in life, if you're going to enjoy something you really ought to try to enjoy, I think, the best of the particular pleasure that you're seeking, and so I would encourage people to go after the best wines,' said McClendon. 'Because at the end of the day, when I have found myself hosting a business dinner, or a family function, or a group of my friends…I want them to experience a first-class wine experience. I want them to remember it for the rest of their lives, just as I remember some of my very first bottles of wine, as well. So I would encourage people to go for the best.'

'It has been both educational and inspirational to have spent time with Aubrey enjoying his passion for wine as well as gaining insight into his business philosophy and his history building Chesapeake into one of the largest independent oil and gas companies in the country,' Spectrum Wine Auctions CEO Greg Roberts concluded.

'Aubrey cuts to the core of what's important in collecting,' adds Spectrum's Director of Sales and Consignments Mario Sculatti. 'He collects the best vintages in depth of cases and large format sizes, approaching his collecting seriously and methodically without being tempted by lesser vintages. It was an honor to sit with him and learn about his genuine passion for wine, and any collector—whether new or seasoned—will benefit from his words.'

Highlights from 'The Aubrey McClendon Collection' include:

Chateau Latour
The rarest bottles of Latour offered in the auction, two bottles of 1945 Latour with outstanding fill levels. Also, 36 bottles of the legendary 1959 vintage. Chateau Latour is a glorious producer, and these gems are true treasures indeed.

Chateau Lafite Rothschild
Possibly the most prestigious lot in the entire sale is a full original wood case of 1959 Lafite Rothschild, a rare treasure indeed. Twelve bottles of 1982 Lafite Rothschild in the original wood case is another amazing highlight. There are a total of 16 full original wood cases of the famous 1998 Lafite. Many other full cases and large format bottles of Lafite are sure to gain attention.

Chateau Petrus
One of the most coveted wines in the world, the diamond of Pomerol. The auction presents three bottles of 1959 Petrus, 45 bottles of the esteemed 1995 Petrus, and banded original wood cases of the newest vintages as well.

Chateau Cheval Blanc
One of the greatest big bottles in the sale is a 6-Liter of 1982 Cheval Blanc in original wood case. A stunning trophy for the collector.

Chateau Mouton Rothschild
The Pauillac estate is legendary and almost needs no introduction. The largest concentration of big bottles in the auction featuring 1.5-liter magnums, 3-liter double magnums, 5-liter Jeroboams and 6-liter Imperials, including some from the 2000 vintage. The weight and variety of Mouton Rothschild in the November sale is exceptional.

Chateau Haut Brion
One of President Thomas Jefferson's favorite chateaux in all of Bordeaux, Haut Brion is another shining light of the November sale presenting 26 bottles of the 1959 Haut Brion. Other highlights include the perfect 1989 Haut Brion in 6-liter Imperial.

Screaming Eagle
A selected parcel of Screaming Eagle includes original full wood three-packs of many vintages. Two magnums are being offered, the 1993 and 1998 vintages, an incredibly rare format for this cult Napa Valley cabernet sauvignon.

Harlan Estate
A true American First Growth property, Harlan Estate is a prominent feature in the November auction, including a depth and breadth of Harlan's greatest vintages: 1994, 1997, 2001 and 2002, in bottles and magnums. Spectrum Wine Auctions is pleased to offer more than 350 total bottles of Harlan Estate in the sale.

Chateau Pavie
The 2000 Pavie from St. Emillion is considered by many to be one of the greatest wines of the 2000 Bordeaux vintage, and possibly ever made by Pavie. The November auction offers 108 bottles of this one wine, nine lots in original wood cases.

Chateau Palmer
1959 Palmer in 375ml half-bottles. The auction offers three original wood cases originally shipped by négociant Mahler-Besse from Bordeaux. Each 24 half-bottle case is piece of history, with every bottle wrapped in a natural straw sheath.

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Spectrum Wine Auctions is scheduled to host its premiere live auction on Saturday, November 21, 2009, anchored by The Aubrey McClendon Collection. The McClendon interview is viewable at www.spectrumwine.com, and complete auction schedule and details will be posted in the coming weeks. Interested parties are invited to call 888.982.1982 for additional information and questions.

Amanda Keston Joins the Spectrum Wine Auctions Team of Experts
Spectrum Wine Auctions is pleased to announce that Amanda Keston has joined the company as director of client services. Her extensive experience in wine auctions includes Zachys Wine Auctions where she successfully led the organization's West Coast Operations for more than five years. An expert in developing client relationships and planning world class events, Keston brings a wealth of experience and an eager group of new buyers to the Spectrum Wine Auctions team. Prior to Zachys, Keston worked for internationally recognized high-end retailer Harry Winston, and auction house Christie's, where she facilitated the sale of millions of dollars in luxury goods such as jewelry, art and antiques, while also refining her palette for fine wines. Keston holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in art history from University of California at Santa Barbara, and she is very active in Los Angeles based charities, including holding a position as young council member of Lupus L.A.

ABOUT SPECTRUM WINE AUCTIONS:
Spectrum Wine Auctions, based in Irvine, Calif., delivers a worldwide buying, selling and appraisal venue for collectors of rare and fine vintage wines. Live wine auctions in premier locations from Napa Valley to Hong Kong, as well as online wine auctions that span the globe, offer bidders and consignors alike the opportunity to collect and sell their favorite wines of the world with confidence and ease. Spectrum Wine Auctions is a division of Spectrum Group International, Inc., which includes first-class auction houses in numismatics, philately, and fine arms and militaria, as well as trading of bullion coins, bullion gold, silver and platinum to the wholesale marketplace, and financing on a wide array of collectibles, including coins and currency, bullion, and guns and militaria.

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A few examples: An Antique Native American Photograph, was sold for $26,201; an Antique 13 Star U.S. Flag, fetched $15,099; and a rare $5 Vintage Poker Chip, collected a winning bid of $13,600.

When asked WhatSellsBest.com publisher, James Massey, if there was a collectibles auction that surprised him the most. He replied: 'Probably the (single) Captain America Comic Book which collected $103,099. That was definitely surprising. "

To see the entire September list (with photos) of the Top 10 Best Selling eBay Collectibles, visit: WhatSellsBest.com

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