ROFL! Wacky Yahoo Sales!

Note the difference between the bid price and the buy price!

http://page.auctions.shopping.yahoo....8?aucview=0x17

.. . wrote:
Note the difference between the bid price and the buy price!

http://page.auctions.shopping.yahoo....8?aucview=0x17

I sold one of those a few years ago. Think I got $10 for it.

On 16 May 2005 08:15:54 -0700, "Jud" wrote:


. . wrote:
Note the difference between the bid price and the buy price!

http://page.auctions.shopping.yahoo....8?aucview=0x17

I sold one of those a few years ago. Think I got $10 for it.

Jud,
Perhaps you sold yours too cheap? He's gotten quite a few bids on the
item even though the price is still very low. Who knows what makes
people bid on items like this but they seem to be bidding.

Also, it's not all that unusal, even on ebay to see a starting bid of
..99 on an item and a BIN of several hundred and a reserve just below
the BIN. Different selling strategies attract different people.
Cliff

His SHIPPING is "only" $15.00! That, along would keep me away.
Bruce

Jud wrote:

. . wrote:

Note the difference between the bid price and the buy price!

http://page.auctions.shopping.yahoo....8?aucview=0x17


I sold one of those a few years ago. Think I got $10 for it.

Cliff wrote:
On 16 May 2005 08:15:54 -0700, "Jud" wrote:

. . wrote:
Note the difference between the bid price and the buy price!


http://page.auctions.shopping.yahoo....8?aucview=0x17

I sold one of those a few years ago. Think I got $10 for it.

Jud,
Perhaps you sold yours too cheap? He's gotten quite a few bids on
the
item even though the price is still very low. Who knows what makes
people bid on items like this but they seem to be bidding.

Also, it's not all that unusal, even on ebay to see a starting bid of
.99 on an item and a BIN of several hundred and a reserve just below
the BIN. Different selling strategies attract different people.
Cliff

My squeeze recently bought a "50 State Quarters Clock - AS SEEN ON TV!"
for me from Big Lots (no, I don't know why). You've seen them around,
I'm sure. The only way to affix the coins to the clock is (if you're
faint of heart or have a weak stomach, do not read any further)










with tape (dual-sided carpet tape recommended) or glue. I've
considered actually filling it with quarters from change (beat up,
heavy circulated), then sell it on ebay. Cost would be $21.16 (clock,
tax and quarters) plus shipping. Think I could get $25 for it?
(Rhetorical question).

Jerry