On Wed, 28 Mar 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1225858889
>
> Should I have bid the $10 opening and put the item in play for the rest of
> the pdml to follow-up on? Any thoughts?
Personally, I wouldn't, but it's up to you. Putting in a bid just to kill
the BIN option will mean that the camera will likely go for pretty close
to what it's worth, which is more than $90. :) This way, the buyer,
whoever they are, gets a good deal. It's true that the seller's losing
out, but that's really their own fault in this case, since they put a
BIN price on an item they admitted to knowing little about. A call to a
good camera store or a few minutes of online price checking would have let
them know what they had, but they chose to go with a BIN price. They got
what they asked for it, which isn't so bad. Of course, I'm not looking
for a KX Motor Drive, so no big loss here. If I was, then I'd probably be
pissed off. :) Isn't the KX Motor Drive the really rare one? The K2DMD
is more common, AFAIK. What's the scoop?
chris
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