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Re: OT: Ya know what irritates me?
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Posted by Steve Crum on May 11, 2007 at 04:15:40 from (4.156.231.214):
In Reply to: OT: Ya know what irritates me? posted by Don-Wi on May 10, 2007 at 23:12:42:
Fleabay is no different than a farm auction, or any auction for that matter. The buyer has to go in expecting prices go crazy and the seller should plan on taking in the seat of the pants. That way neither is disappointed. If your a manufacturer selling your wares on Fleabay, don't expect to get your 'list' price. The only way to avoid selling at a loss is to list the piece with a reserve or buy-it-now which won't let it got for less than your minimun price. I've listed before without a minimum, and really sold big and other times really took a spanking. Listing fees and final value fees will eat your profits also. I take these costs in stride as many times a great deal if interest is generated within the target group you are selling parts to.
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