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01-28-2010, 09:51 AM
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Every one of those articles mentions the no listing fee if the starting price is under $1.00. So if you have a bunch of poor T206's or whatever that you expect to sell for around $10, it's good.
If you expect it to go over $30, then just start the listing at $1.00. 
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