Is Ebay populated by halfwits or timewasters?
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Is Ebay populated by halfwits or timewasters?
Ebay confuses the hell out of me. I was bidding on something with a buy it now price of £14.99 and the 'winning' bid was £19. How stupid are these people?
Also I see the same stuff from sellers with similar profiles (feedback etc) that one seller shifts for £50+ more than the other guy. How does that work?
Also I see the same stuff from sellers with similar profiles (feedback etc) that one seller shifts for £50+ more than the other guy. How does that work?
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People get what I call Ebay fever. They get caught up in the "excitement" and end up paying over the odds. Happened with one of my auctions, I sold a 2nd hand item for more than I bought it for, and it said on the auction it was 2nd hand with bits missing!
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Originally Posted by Belmondo
Ebay confuses the hell out of me. I was bidding on something with a buy it now price of £14.99 and the 'winning' bid was £19. How stupid are these people?
Originally Posted by Belmondo
Also I see the same stuff from sellers with similar profiles (feedback etc) that one seller shifts for £50+ more than the other guy. How does that work?
90% of my customers, I think, honestly land on a page (usually the 1st) and buy. They very rarely look that far if they find what they want.
I've put this theory to test many times by various methods and it always concludes in the same result.
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Ive had a product i sold, and the seller than contacted me and asked how do i connect it and use it!!!
so i spent many an email explaining....
theother one is some printer parts i have sold.
one section comes as three parts tray roller and chip
i advertised the tray for sale...... people then get hacked of because it has no roller or chip....
thats a maintenance kit very slight differance!!!
M
so i spent many an email explaining....
theother one is some printer parts i have sold.
one section comes as three parts tray roller and chip
i advertised the tray for sale...... people then get hacked of because it has no roller or chip....
thats a maintenance kit very slight differance!!!
M
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Originally Posted by Belmondo
Ebay confuses the hell out of me. I was bidding on something with a buy it now price of £14.99 and the 'winning' bid was £19. How stupid are these people?
Also I see the same stuff from sellers with similar profiles (feedback etc) that one seller shifts for £50+ more than the other guy. How does that work?
Also I see the same stuff from sellers with similar profiles (feedback etc) that one seller shifts for £50+ more than the other guy. How does that work?
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Originally Posted by Diablo
Not as stupid as you, given that you could have "bought it now" for £4 less than it eventually went for
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