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Posted By: pete
why list a "hot" card on ebay for 10 days, especially if you have a high reserve ? Nobody really bids on the card until the last hour or two anyways...whats the advantage/disadvantage for listing a "hot" card for 10 days instead of 3 ? any thoughts or am I just being greedy and wanting my money sooner ? |
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Posted By: robert a
The more people mentally committ to buying your item, the more they will bid. |
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Posted By: jay wolt
PETE - I run all my auctions 10 days. In limiting it to 3 or 5 days, you may find a potential bidder is away from his computer and misses your auction. All ya need is just 1 or more bumps and it will be worth the extra fee and time...jay |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
By listing it for 10 days you also give the potential buyer and extra few days to talk his wife into letting him buy it. |
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Posted By: Josh K.
or you give the wife a few more days to talk the bidder out of buying it. |
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Posted By: warshawlaw
It is better to ask forgiveness than permission. |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
I try and educate my wife about everything I add to my collection so that when I die she won't take it to the Goodwill. I'm actually hoping that my 4YO son will take up my interests and I can give it all to him someday. |
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