So I have an item that I purchased years ago...an art print from a
popular Sci-Fi show back in the '90's / early 2000's. It cost me $249
back in the day, and now I'm listing it for a little more, hardly
jacking up the price to make a profit or anythi...
Years ago, I found eBay, like so many other people did, and I enjoyed
the freedom of being able to go online and find things that I wanted,
usually items that didn't show up in stores or even online. Many times,
these items were items another individ...
Part of this is a warning, part of this is a question to fellow
buyers... I'm in the market to pick up a hot item that, unfortunately,
is seeing a lot of Knock-Offs from China. I try to confirm all the
important information before buying including: n...
'Will EBAY be the next Thing of the Past?' You really have to ask that
question? Let's be blatantly honest here... What was eBay in the early
days? It was billed as a place where people could post their trash that
other people considered to be treasu...
Thanks for the support. You're right. I've noticed in the replies, which
ones are likely the business accounts who sell thousands of the same
items every day.
LOL Not talking about a car dealership...I'm talking about your average
Joe, selling off some of his / her personal items that he / she no
longer needs or wants. If I have a collectible toy I owned as a child,
and I sell that ONE toy, that isn't a bu...
Oh you're right...but that's because they don't have anything left to
take. There was a time when eBay allowed for personal items, not
packaged, New-In-Box, items, to be sold off so an average Joe could make
a little money on the side, selling what t...
It is a part of the larger issue...that a regular person, not a
business, really can't get on eBay anymore and just sell their personal
'stuff' like they used to. eBay has grown, and in doing so, they're no
longer the place where regular people can s...
