Been selling for a while now,but through a guy at 20%.Saves me doing all the dirty work.
Been successful,BUT it's a buyers market...not a sellers.
Secret,selling old cameras is profitable,selling other objects not a success.But by combining the two,adding total,then you make a profit.
Bought a few bargains myself this way.
Tried selling some old film posters,one I had on offer went for ??? at Christies recently,and a desired poster(still have it),never had one reply.
If I'd said,make me an offer of 2p,the replies would flood in.
Swings and roundabouts.
Selling on eBay - worth the hassle?
Re: Selling on eBay - worth the hassle?
eBay is fickle buying and selling.
I've just sold two items for reasonable price having listed before with no interest yet there was no interest in a digital camera I expected to sell.
I think from a sellers viewpoint setting end time mid-evening and mid-week when people like to be able to have access to the internet is better than Friday evening or weekend when people more likely to be out, have visitors etc.
I've just sold two items for reasonable price having listed before with no interest yet there was no interest in a digital camera I expected to sell.
I think from a sellers viewpoint setting end time mid-evening and mid-week when people like to be able to have access to the internet is better than Friday evening or weekend when people more likely to be out, have visitors etc.
Re: Selling on eBay - worth the hassle?
went to buy a USED DVD at ?3.00 and saw p&p was at ?2.99!!!!, so I went to Play.com and brought the DVD brand new at ?4.00.
Sometimes, its best to see other outlets when after DVDs/CDs etc
Sometimes, its best to see other outlets when after DVDs/CDs etc
The West London of my youth is now on dvd
I've met the man on the street............and he's a cunt
I've met the man on the street............and he's a cunt
Re: Selling on eBay - worth the hassle?
Posted records only cost about 1.80 p/p some sellers are charging nearly a fiver