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Thank you very much for letting me use your service it has been great and I have managed to sell my Border collie and she is only now 1 hour from us so we will be able to visit and see her perform once again thank you very much Audrey & Robert - 10/04/2007

A great way to advertise our calves. We didn't have to wait long from when we advertised, to when we sold calves to clients. Jenny Hosking, "The Calf Shed." June 07

I am a breeder of Stud Cattle and have been more than happy with the sale results achieved. Within a little over a week I had genuine inquiries which followed in the sale of a Bull. I feel being able to include photos with my ad really assisted the sale of my Bull and provided me with further contacts for future sales . Well Done! P. Conrad Sept 07

i am glad to see that somebody has had the foresight to provide a service such as www.onlinelivestock.com.au . the site is informative, user friendly and has provided me with the opportunity of contacting a wider range of genuine vendors which has resulted in the purchase of a number of cattle. the site is easy to navigate and allows potential purchasers to view stock. i would thoroughly recommend the site. reita dabkowski - Oct 07

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