Any ideas cause I realy dont want to lose all my money also how much would ebay take out of the final sell thanks for helping
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People are usually wary of buying expensive articles of clothing online (for good reason, especially something form-fitting like a dress.) On the other hand, size zero is kind of rare and somebody might be desperate for one. You probably won't get $300 out of it, but you could probably get at least $150.
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Here is a complete listing of fees on ebay\nhttp://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/fees.html\n\nBasically you pay\n\n1 - listing fees, whether your item sells or not\n\n$0.01 – $0.99 $0.20 \n$1.00 – $9.99 $0.35 \n$10.00 – $24.99 $0.60 \n$25.00 – $49.99 $1.20 \n$50.00 – $199.99 $2.40 \n$200.00 – $499.99 $3.60 \n$500.00 or more $4.80 \n\n2 - listing features, if added. Includes gallery, more than 1 picture, bold, subtitle, featured listing, auction for 10 days duration etc.\n\n3 - auction features, if added, such as Buy It Now, reserve auction\n\n4 - final value fees - only if your item sells.\n\nItem not sold No Fee \n$0.01 – $25.00 = 5.25% of the closing value \n$25.01 – $1,000.00 = 5.25% of the initial $25.00 ($1.31), plus 3.00% of the remaining closing value balance ($25.01 to $1,000.00) \nEqual to or Over $1,000.01 = 5.25% of the initial $25.00 ($1.31), plus 3.00% of the initial $25.00 - $1,000.00 ($29.25), plus 1.50% of the remaining closing value balance ($1,000.01 - closing value)
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Ebay will probably get you the best selling price.  Make sure you set a reservation price, that's the lowest selling price you will accept.
150605
I'd keep an eye on ebay for similar items to get a ballpark and then try to sell it online on ebay or a similar service.
496422
Depends where you are are and how you sell it.\n\nYou will get more selling it to a parent for Christmas than by taking it to one of these "cash converter" type stores - perhaps twice as much?\n\nIf you want to see how much they go for in your area look at Ebay - depending on what controllers / games are included will make a lot of difference too.
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There are a couple of ways to do this. First you can list the buy it now price for 1 lot. In your item description be very clear on what they are bidding on. If you have 10 lots put 10 total and in your description tell them what comes with a lot. The other way you can do it sell individually. I would not recommend this as if you are selling something for 1.00 ebay automatically charges no less that .35-.50 cents to list... then you have a end of auction fee... if you do them in lots and you sell them lets say for $5-$10 then you are only hit the one fee for each lot and not for each piece. So you still have the .35-.50 to list and your end of auction fee probably .30 . This is opposoed to selling them piece by piece and only making a few cents or sometimes you can even lose money!!!!
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You could auction in on eBay.  Set a reserve amount (the least you are willing to accept as a bid).  If no one bids that much, you don't sell it.  Then you could offer it direct to see if you can do better.  Millions of people shop on eBay, though, so I would try there first.
401145
It might be worth enquiring at the shop you bought it from.  Obviously you wouldn't get back as much as you paid but they probably could re-sell it
245392
what you do is go out and by the official Beckett pricing guide... itll tell you what the should be value is but to sell it be careful people will rip you off
610453
Try the eBay pulse and then check out some nifty ideas, tips 'n tricks for selling on eBay, and find links to helpful sites:\nhttp://www.themainsail.net/helppg.html...\n\nSend me a link to your eBay auction and I'll post it for you on my website, free!
464509
Ebay has a step by step tutorial...just use that. When you go to Ebay click on Sell and take it from there..
191706
really there is nothing you can do... the same thing happened to me.. just drop it and move on.. just make sure never do it again.. just save a little more money and get a brand new one. i never ebay unless it is under 20 dollars.. \n\nsorry this has happened to you, and a lot of those scammers are in new york and new jersey..
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Hey!,\n\nIve been using Ebay for going on 7 years now and ive never encountered unfix able problems i have 184 Postive feedback and no Negitives i keep it that way by when you buy on ebay make sure to check your sellers eBay Feedback, i just bought a Ipod 60gb and things went very well through paypal, so as i said make sure you check feedback of your seller that your buying from so you can be sure its not a rip off seller id advise not buying from users with under 15 feedback if u want to be safe and power sellers/ Company's are good but if they say the item is like this and its not when u receive it they could care less!, they can even sometimes get eBay to remove negative feedback, so i advise buying from average people with around 50-300 feedback so you know that there not some kind of companying that will screw you over, id say use paypal its one of the best ways its pretty much all i use all you have to do is register a free account with a credit card and no paypal doesnt do hidden fees it will clearly tell you if theres a fee for what your doing, items on ebay when listed have a 20cents or more listing fee depending on the features you assign to have on your auction, (example: buy it now, gallery photo, gift mark..ect) that about sums it up for selling and buying hope that was helpful and ill say with my years with ebay they are good at what they do! just make sure you read the description well, and watch for high shipping costs :) theres also Reserves that you cant win the item till its to a certain amount and to know if theres a reserve if u go to the item and look where the price is listed it will say reserve not meant or it will say nothing meaning its either meant or there was none, and you cant tell what the reserve is. just take pro cautions  like any online selling/buying to make sure your not getting ripped off, and in time you can figure it out well and a lot of people make livings off of buying wholesale and selling for regular. Well hope i was a help, and hope you have  great experiences with eBay! \n\nCya\nBrad
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It is only possible if you pay alot of money to ebay. I'm talking about hundreds of $. It will  sell anyway if you properly list it.
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take it locally to a sports memorabilia dealer and ask what its worth. then add about 20 percent to it to know what its worth on the open market. I suspect that its gonna be worth quite a lot
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The easiest way is to sell it to a reputable coin dealer.   If you are willing to do a lot more work, you can get more money by selling the coins yourself on ebay.  Dealers will typically pay about 60% of the fair market value for your coins.  They are not cheating you, they are just in business to make money and need to make a profit to stay in business.  By selling on ebay, you cut out the middle man. Sell key dates and valuable coins individually, and sell common coins in larger lots.  Good luck!
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I am sure you could get a lot for it. You can check auctions that have already completed by going to Advanced Search and putting in the keywords. That would give you an idea. Also, place a reserve price to prevent it for going too low. Set the reserve at the lowest price you would be willing to sell it for. So if it does not get bid up that high, you are not obligated to sell it.