oh boy, I am going to step into it now. First off, did anyone look at what is being sold? Some pretty good items. Secondly, I personally don't care if there is a buyer's fee or not. someone please explain to me the difference between a bid of $440 with a 14% buyer's fee, and a bid of $500 with NO buyer's fee? Well guys, there is none. Works out to the same amount. I guess I don't mind backing into what I am willing to pay for something, and then bid accordingly. The auction company needs paid, so that is what the fee is for.
Lastly, there is a 5% fee for using credit cards, and usually a similar charge for each check deposited on a commercial account. SO, if there is a cash discount, it is NOT always to outwit Uncle Sam.
As far as free advertising here, what is the difference between posting here, or listing each item in the classified section? None.
C'mon guys, are you too lazy to do the math to determine what you are willing to spend? I guess I am kind of surprised by the immediate negative comments and EVERYONE jumped on the band wagon..........so, everyone who posted hates me now, but take a step back and think about what each of you said.
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