Old 01-12-16, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by eastbay71
Someone needs to help Goodwill sell their bikes. Its probably handled by volunteers but its unfortunate a charity is losing out on money because of lousy pictures and poor descriptions. If they spent a small amount of effort to clean them and do minor repairs like putting fenders back on and tightening wheel bolts they could probably get much more than $10.00
That's just the price now. By the time the auction ends the prices aren't that low. The website isn't a secret any longer. Also most shops don't ship, so the best deals are to be had by locals and people who find facilitators.

Anyway, don't feel sorry for them: they are raking it in! Imagine all the stuff that sold for a pittance in-store before they even had auctions. They sell daily thousand-dollar watches and art now thanks to competitive bidding.

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