Hi everyone,
I agree that you had better be informed before bidding. I saw a "rubber" doll with a replaced inappropriate body sell for $132.00 a couple of days ago. With that body, it wasn't worth $1.32 in my opinion. I feel sorry for the person who bought it. I've nicely informed a few sellers they were incorrect in their listing descriptions, and without exception they were not happy to hear from me, so I don't even try anymore.
I've also been stung on some things I wasn't really familiar with. Caveat Emptor!
Kelly,
Ohio
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From: michael wood < odds10to1%40yahoo.com">odds10to1
yahoo.com>
To: Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com
Sent: Wed, 5 Sep 2007 12:58 pm
Subject: Re: [CHAD] Re: help on eBay from the pros...
Thank You Barry & Sara, I was seeking a Security Camera Kit, Ebay sellers were
selling them for over $500.00. The store was only wanting $300.00. The same
thing when I wanted a Playstation 2 game, Ebay wanted $69.00, and Walmart only
wanted $34.88.
"Barry & Sara L." < lecland%40twlakes.net">leclandtwlakes.net> wrote: <<<<Everything I've seen
on Ebay, I can get cheaper at the store, with out
all the extra charges. People on Ebay seem to me, have gone insane
with the pricing of items.>>>>;>
Not everything....I have found some GREAT bargains on Ebay, but like every where
else, you do have to shop around. Also, when shopping Ebay...the one important
thing to remember is: If there is ONE...there are MORE, so don't start to think
that you HAVE to get that one item you see and place a bid on it because you'll
never find that item again....odds are, you will....and cheaper!
I have been collecting old glass door knobs and old skeleton keys...and I've
found some of the best things yet on Ebay....and incredibly cheap! (even with
the shipping!)
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