Ebay overpricing
Constantly amazed by eBay asking prices. Am I wrong, or is this overpriced by about $97,000, maybe more?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/254383605772?ul_noapp=true |
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Is this a good thread to post a bi-annual "Kiss my non-inflated-unlike-your-card-listings ass, yepbg"?
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I thought it was Dean's turn, or maybe 707. How in the world have these guys stayed in business for so many years while ignoring the pricing advice they get on chat boards.
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When I looked at your thread title, this was the same item I thought of first. I've messaged the seller asking what he would pay for a nicer copy and he said a few thousand. I asked if he would take less for his and said it was priced properly. So who knows
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The kicker is, at $100K he is asking $30 for shipping....
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Check his listings...He's also selling Playboy Wet, Hot and Sexy. Or Playboy Naked Pool Party. Where's my checkbook?.....
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Some people apparently like to use ebay as a museum to show off their collections, for others it’s just a marketing ploy, and for others they’re just nut jobs.
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I know these over priced ebay listings come around time and again, but I'd like to add an item. A 1990 Topps Coin of Barry Larkin for $300. WOW!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/PSA-10-GEM-...sAAOSwhQpd5ooT |
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I bought a card from Dean's last week!
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The problem is that Ebay has done such a piss poor job of supporting sellers over the years that many have left entirely. To that effect, in order to entice people to sell they have essentially done away with listing fees, which were the last barrier to entry. Now a seller can list whatever they want for whatever price they want and pay $0 to do so, so it’s really a no lose for them. I know plenty of guys that have a significant portion of their collections listed on ebay listed at FU prices. They have no real desire to sell, but if someone wants to pony up, fine by them.
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