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|    Peter W. to All    |
|    Re: The Utter Futility of Keeping a Larg    |
|    17 Nov 22 08:19:09    |
      From: peterwieck33@gmail.com              On Thursday,       > However as an eBay seller, it does leave money on the table. What I am        > saying is that eBay does not do that well for sellers, but it does work        > just fine for buyers.              I suspect that we are at cross purposes rather than in disagreement. Note,       please, I am writing entirely and only for myself, and I have both bought       (95%) and sold (5%) on eBay.              The venue is entirely about expectations. if the seller has high expectations       the seller had better set a reserve along those lines. If the seller is       sufficiently savvy to research the market ahead of posting, that process is       not difficult. If the seller        is looking for the "Bigger Fool" - that is a crap-shoot, and the seller gets       exactly what is deserved.               eBay puts buyers together with sellers with fixed rules. Sure, they favor the       buyer - that is what keeps them coming back. And, again, a savvy seller will       know all this and list/price accordingly.              Generally, when I sell on eBay it is stuff that is difficult to transport, or       stuff I just want rid-of. $1.00 + shipping, no problem!               Peter Wieck       Melrose Park, PA              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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