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07-02-2007, 06:04 AM
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Quick paypal question
Posted By: barrysloate
I've sold many high ticket items over 5K on ebay up to 25K, and nearly all of them were paid for using paypal. I think you lose some bidders when you don't accept, and just understand it's the cost of doing business. Every medium costs some money except BST; but on BST you run the risk of underselling your item. How many times have people listed something there and it is sold 3 minutes later. Translation: they left money on the table. Put the same item on ebay and you might get 20-30% more, and the fees would become irrelevant. 
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