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Can you image if eBay allowed customers to "checkmark" items of interest and submit a "bulk" offer? For example, Joes Vintage Sports Cards has let's say 100 Gd T's for sale at $30/ea. You could "check" 10 of them and submit offer of $250...
This could spark some excitement back into eBay which is now a dumping ground for overpriced BINs. It's a win/win, buyers get possible discount on bulk purchases/sellers can move inventory more quickly on their terms + combine shipping. Your thoughts? Last edited by mintacular; 06-18-2011 at 11:09 AM. |
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