greedy seller ???

[blu_fuz]

I think getting the max or over what I would think "max" price would be on a boombox I am selling is kind of the incentive for me to collect. I don't sell a lot of boxes, but some of the good deals I find and then sell for profit usually gets rolled right back into collecting. 99% of the time I will be using that money to buy another boombox.


Get the money while you can. Ask what you want, the customer will determine what you will really sell it for. I like to pass on some deals to members if I can/want, but if I throw it on epay, I want everything and more than what I think it is "worth". Just part of the game.


The profits are like paying for my hard work to find the deals I get scouring the internet for hours a day, using my fuel/vehicle heading to thrift stores, flea's, and garage sales. It isn't free for me to do all these things, so why should I pass on my good findings for cheap?

 

[Mrs. Fatdog]

I'll admit I'm the worst kind of greedy. The stubborn one. I have to be pretty hard off to sell something for less than what I paid for it (ask me about my 50+ Longaberger baskets :annoyed: ).

 

[jaetee]

Ebay is greedier than all of us combined.

 

[Reli]

Ebay is greedier than all of us combined.

And one of the most complicated websites in the world, with the most poorly-organized help library

It's hilarious that people actually thought Meg Whitman would be a good governor of California. What a joke.

 

[check tha bass]

Ebay is greedier than all of us combined.

Damn Right Man,if for example there is 500,000 auctions ending each day and they charged just $2 per auction they would make probebly/possibly a million dollors a day..but its never enough,its just a website too that basically kind of runs itself so i think most of what they earn is profit,its not like a factory were they have bils to pay like electric,gas,water,phone bill and whatever