For image hosting, I use my own servers.
Besides no limits on number of photos or size, I also track every visitor that checks out my eBay listing. It gives me demographics like what city and state they are in, what OS they use and their browser config.
My descriptions use HTML to keep the layout clean.
Do NOT create a long listing that forces someone to scroll through to read template based shipping and return policies.
For images: use Flickr or just copy and paste the URL of a factory image.

I think it’s a great idea to trade thoughts on the topic. My plan is to stock back one of every five items that I buy-it’s a biblical principal utilized in Egypt by Joseph as received by God. I also believe in stocking up on ammo. (I hunt),canning lids,garden seeds (refrigerate them to give them a winter), and get a stash place ready for anything you dont want confiscated…a good old fashioned root cellar is a nice addition to consider. Stash a copy of the bible somewhere.

That’s the word, buddy! Our house is up for sale. What good will it do us when we are no longer able to continue making mortgage payments for it? What, people think they’ll be able to keep their homes and not take the mark? If they’re paid off, perhaps, but we still owe over 40K. We can do so much more wit the equity, so long as the cash system is still active when the time comes. That much, and more, is in God’s hands.
But yeah, sell, sell, sell!