Don't pay over the odds...

mcpaul

i just emailed to make her aware.

Kimberley

Thank you Mcpaul

TheHacker

I've been selling 99p things (available in stores) at the lovely price of £5.99 minimum and ebayers can't get enough of them!

Another success so far, is a simcard I bought three days ago, for just 33p.
Currently being bid up to £38!! with 6 days to go!

I love Ebay!!!!:j

Kimberley

TheHacker wrote:

I've been selling 99p things available in store at the lovely price of £5.99 minimum and ebayers can't get enough of them!

Best so far is a simcard I bought three days ago, for just 33p.
Currently being bid up to £38!! with 6 days to go!

I love Ebay!!!!

:eek: I should try that

TheHacker

Kimberley wrote:

:eek: I should try that

Go for it!
It's so easy (taking candy from a baby, comes to mind):D

*Louise*

TheHacker wrote:

I've been selling 99p things (available in stores) at the lovely price of £5.99 minimum and ebayers can't get enough of them!

Another success so far, is a simcard I bought three days ago, for just 33p.
Currently being bid up to £38!! with 6 days to go!

I love Ebay!!!!:j

How do you manage it?

I have a variety of things on ebay, but none seem to be selling - computer games, etc, my p+p is as low as I can get it, and I have low starting prices.

Maybe I should stick to buying

TheHacker

*Louise* wrote:

How do you manage it?

I have a variety of things on ebay, but none seem to be selling - computer games, etc, my p+p is as low as I can get it, and I have low starting prices.

Maybe I should stick to buying

I time my auctions carefully, make my item descriptions appealing, price competitively and keep my fingers crossed!

It's sometimes a bit of "hit and miss", but usually I manage to do ok.

I find searching the "Want It Now" area on ebay quite useful.

mcpaul

i don't believe this. The pink phone box sold for £135 with nineteen bids.

mcpaul

just read the feedback. She is not a happy bunny. She obviously didn't read what was actually for sale and is saying that it was a con.

He now has bad feedback because she can't read.

I blame her not the seller.

student100

As we posted in this thread, the winning bidder was an experienced ebayer who deliberately bid (with a different account) in order to prevent someone else from being scammed. The seller now has bad feedback because he was quite obviously trying to con people. I think it worked out quite well really...