Old 01-09-16, 07:43 AM
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Originally Posted by obrentharris
93.3% over 500 items? Expensive shipping to return item if something is wrong? I would stay far away!
Brent
That's what, 66 items? That's quite a few.

Bear in mind Robbie's eBay theories:

1-You, as a seller, will think the item is in better condition than the buyer will, unless it's new in the box.
2-The buyer thinks you are a store with $1M set aside just to give discounts, pay return shipping, etc.
3-caveat emptor is a completely foreign idea to someone who buys something sight unseen without asking questions.
4-Many buyers think "auction" means "make low-ball offer."
5-While you may know the exact mileage on a component, the buyer, having never seen it, will undoubtedly think it's more.
6-Every transaction on eBay is someone's attempt to make money, so don't approach it as anyone doing you a favor.

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