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Old 03 May 2015, 08:13 PM
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Saw this up forsale bout a month ago was going to go take a look, for daily driver. But it got removed. Then guess what relisted a few weeks later for £195 more. Has someone really bought this to resell for £195 more

After paying fuel to collect, then ebay fees £150?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2003-03-PL...p2047675.l2557


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SUBARU-IMP...item2c99eb6982
Old 03 May 2015, 08:24 PM
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Haha how strange I remember seeing this on autotrader before it went off and it was advertised at around that price then.
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Ebay fees would only be £15.
They probably bought it for less than the asking price at a guess
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Good point, so lets say got £100 knocked off £250 profit, still seems alot of effort for small return, thats if he sells it for that price, might end up having to take £1600 which means £150 profit.


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Ebay fees would only be £15.
They probably bought it for less than the asking price at a guess
Old 03 May 2015, 08:35 PM
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I imagine the first dealer couldn't sell it so traded it out to the second dealer who's now trying to sell it.
It happens alot between car dealers, some dealers will struggle with one car which another dealer will sell easier. So said cars get moved on for a small profit to another dealer.
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Yeah, some people dont search for specific cars online and just go into their local dealer and see what they have.
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Ebay fees are set at around £14.99 I believe for all car listings.

if it wasnt, it would be ten percent like most ebay category fees, making it as Jay predicted, around £150.

Its the only good deal ebay do lol

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You don't get charged fees for car listings on eBay, it's just fixed price at £15 for 30 day classified add.

Nice edit trinity.

Also to add
If putting on auction, it's £10 to list and the 1% fee, min £25, max £35 in fees

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Interesting, but the 2nd person doesn't look like a trader, just some randon person trying to resell cars.



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I imagine the first dealer couldn't sell it so traded it out to the second dealer who's now trying to sell it.
It happens alot between car dealers, some dealers will struggle with one car which another dealer will sell easier. So said cars get moved on for a small profit to another dealer.
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Originally Posted by jaygsi
Interesting, but the 2nd person doesn't look like a trader, just some randon person trying to resell cars.
He's a trader I can assure you.
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Who cares if someone is trying to make some money, op you have too much spare time on your hands trawling up this crap!!
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Originally Posted by Zuber
Who cares if someone is trying to make some money, op you have too much spare time on your hands trawling up this crap!!
I think he was making an observation that there was a lot of effort involved, but it is always good to keep an eye on dealers as we know too well from the likes of Clive and Cheshire Performance.

But as long as you have the time to reply, threads like this will continue
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Originally Posted by MattyB1983
He's a trader I can assure you.
Yup, 100%. He has other cars forsale on ebay too.
Proper a 'part-time / hobby' trader though.
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Originally Posted by Trinity
I think he was making an observation that there was a lot of effort involved, but it is always good to keep an eye on dealers as we know too well from the likes of Clive and Cheshire Performance.

But as long as you have the time to reply, threads like this will continue
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Originally Posted by Trinity
I think he was making an observation that there was a lot of effort involved, but it is always good to keep an eye on dealers as we know too well from the likes of Clive and Cheshire Performance.

But as long as you have the time to reply, threads like this will continue
Don't think to much,it's not Your strong side
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Originally Posted by fawor
Don't think to much,it's not Your strong side
English lesson for today - no capital needed for Y in Your, and no multiple spaces needed after don't and it's, D+ today immi , must try harder
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