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01-09-2009, 11:05 PM
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Reselling on ebay so quickly?
Posted By: Scott Mt. Joy
Seems like normal business to me. Whenever you sell an item in a 1-3-7-9 day auction you are selling to get the money now or in hopes of a bidding war, otherwise put the item in a bin at a high price and see if anyone bites, it cost less than a buck a month to find out. If someone else wants to wait 1-24 months to try and make more money with no idea it will sell above what the auction went for, go for it, they are taking the risk. To me nothing to compain about. 
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