is a Watcher a good thing? i mean i know it's not a bad thing but i recently put a n iem for sale and i ahve 3 watchers will  that hopefully end up on bids later on in the auction?
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The number of Watchers let you know that there is interest in your product. If an item has watchers -- and the more the better -- chances are high that the item will see active bidding on the end of the auction.\n\nHowever, I have also been disappointed when there are a lot of watchers but none bid, or if the is hardly any activity on the auction closing. \n\nAt the end of the day, I realized that having bidders is SO MUCH BETTER than having watchers alone.
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From experience, Sellers don't leave feedback until the buyer leaves a feedback.  this is so unfair.  It happened to me twice after buying merchandise from a popular online auction site.
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I'm pretty sure that violates some eBay listing policy, so I wouldn't expect it to last until the end of the auction, BUT...\n\nIf they say "'one' of the denominations isn't X" that pretty much means that  the others are (a joke fully covered on an episode of Scrubs, just in case you couldn't figure it out for yourself).\n\nSo, if there are 30 bills ("at least 30" means 30), only two denominations and "one" isn't a single and "one" isn't a five, I'd say there are probably 29 ones and one five. If they want more than 34 bucks, they're ripping you off.\n\n\nEDIT: the other responder missed something--it doesn't say there are at least ten bills of EACH denomination, it says there will be no less than ten bills of ONE of the denominations. $34.
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whoa there, as an auctioneer myself I'd say go with the antiques angle. Ever been at a dinner party when someone has asked 'what do you do?'. financial types get short thrift- antiques people get lots of attention.
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I would say something that is high in demand or that is unique. Concert tickets are huge money makers if you have the right band/ preformer, also tickets to Packer Games :) HUGE ! and hard to get. As for unquie collector items or one of a kind, I would go with smaller things to save money on shipping.
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Auction them seperately. These are two valuable pieces that are likely to go for a high amount by themselves. Together the bids will probably start lower, which means you are likely to get the same amount for both that you would have gotten for just one. Good luck raising money!
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Whenever I need to buy something, I check eBay first. I look first at auctions that have a reasonable shipping cost and a Buy It Now option at a reasonable price. I stay away from sellers that don't accept Paypal or charge excessive S&H. If I ask a question and don't get a response within a day, I skip that auction. I consider feedback also. Everything else being equal, the auction that provides the most complete information is the one I'm most likely to pursue.
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how many do you have. I collect lures CONSTANTLY. unlike the first response. there is a market for these. ill pay top doller. i know my sh*t. i aint out to rip nobody off. i live in the north...where bouts you headin. hit me up @  Brgwski@msn.com
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Good luck selling without a realtor. 99% of people just aren't comfortable without one. Too many things to miss or overlook. If you've tried to sell one using a realtor already, and had no luck, something is wrong with the house other than the price. Did you have a lot of shows? Did anyone make an offer at all?
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Sometimes I see an item and I already know the maximum amount I would pay and I bid accordingly early on because I may not be able to get back to it or remember it when it ends.  Other times I do hold off till the last few seconds.  The latter is a lot of fun if you know you're going to be there when it ends.  Also sometimes I like to bid early hoping others will pass it by when they see the item already has a bid.  It just depends on the item and the price and the starting bid.
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I would check the closed auctions at Ebay.com or Yahoo auctions. Those are usaully good indicators of what the current value is on these types of items.
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Yes, you are obligated to sell the item even if the bid is only $10.  The best way to protect yourself is to put a "reserve" price on the item.  That is, the least you will accept for the item.  If your reserve price isn't met, you are not obligated to sell the item.\nGood luck
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hey everyone has different reasons for visiting an posting in this site. i think its pretty cool and i am amazed at what people say. i admit its funny and sometimes very stupid questions.i only feel sorry for people who are on line 24/7. its good to be on line you also need t be around people. that's just horrible!! anyways this site is pretty interesting. sometimes there's questions you cant actually stand up and ask.  so you can feel comfortable. or whatever reason. as for my stupid questions...I'm surprised how many people are actually supportive and informing me with there intelligent information. as for sellfesteem , confidence, accepting who you are, most of all listening to your own advise. dont always rely on other people. no one knows you better than ure self. iight hun... good question. good luck
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You have to be careful in your minimum pricing or reserve price.  People on eBay are looking for bargains, and many people's items go unsold because they are overpriced for THAT market (as opposed to the regular retail value of an item).  Try searching similar items, and on the left under the search box, you'ss also find a box to check for COMPLETED LISTINGS.  You can research what did and did not sell, and the listing or selling prices of similar items, so that you can price your items competitively.  Good luck!
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Look through IDC's web site. Also look at one of the big players in this space... eBay.
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It goes is spurts -- Right now I am an "inactive" member. But I know that will change soon! \n\nI think the concept is great and am happy giving my unwanted items to someone who will actually use them (as opposed to dropping items off at a community rummage sale or Goodwill). \n\nI do find it a bit time-consuming. But when I'm actively posting, yes, it is addicting!
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oh never send it till you get the payment!  send each person an invoice if you have not already done so...  and if you get no response in a few days  , then you   send an unpaid item notice, thru eBay, which they have to respond to within a certain amount of days and if they don't  you will be reimbursed for your listing charge and you can just re-list it... if you need more specific help let me know and I will walk you through it! best wishes!