Ed, I don't want to pick a bone with you but there are basically two
reasons to sell on e-bay. 1) the stuff isn't needed and 2) the need to
raise money. I see nothing with raising money and if I have a really
great product I might make more what it cost originally. Examples of
this might be a older brass engine that has been worked on, painted,
lettered, weathered into a fine masterpiece--what's a fair price?
depends on how you see it, but if I was selling it I would expect a
price way above the standard retail price for a boxed unit. After all,
most of us of told our wives that this stuff is a good investment to be
sold when we kick the bucket! I wouldn't lie to my wife!
Now, a game it is! I don't know of any fair rules. We have snipping,
and snipping software so that sort of takes the fun out of it.
Bob Werre
Ed Kozlowsky wrote: I would never buy anything from an ebay seller who
has his start bid as the price he expects to get. You are right about
that. It shows that all he cares about is making money and he's affraid
he'll have to sell for a dime less than what he wants.
>
> Selling on ebay is almost a game. You never really know what your
> going to get for something, and you never know when you're going to
> walk away with a bargain. That makes it fun.
>
> Ed Kozlowsky
> Sanford, Maine
>
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