How can you sell something you do not own?And why would anyone want to sell it back to you at a lower price?
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As you correctly know 'Short selling' means selling something that you do not have/own. this word is a common terminology used in the capital markets. This word is a combination of 2 concepts. In the capital markets especially the stock makets, if u hold a substantial quantity of a stock or if you are having a paticular stock and you still buy more of it, it means going long or it is said that you are holding a long position or you are long in that stock. Similarly, vice versa if you do not have a particular script/stock nd you still sell it, it means you are going short or you have a short position. The entire process of selling a stock not owned/possesed by you at the time of selling is called 'short selling' whereas the selling a stock owned by you at the time of selling is called 'long-selling' or commonly 'selling'. It is more of a kind of speculation however when done intelligently can give you good profits in a short time. However the catch is that when you short sell the quantity sold must be covered within a definite time frame like the same day, or 1 month from the date of selling,etc. short selling is done when the price of a stock has gone up substantially and you expect it to fall down from thereon. this happens because when the price goes up many people like you come out to sell thus creating more supply then the demand causing the price of the stock to go down. now when the stock goes down many people like you who had gone short earlier look to cover their position thus now creating more demand than supply. also in the stock markets there are people who are ready to buy and sell at every price because someone would find value at that price. You can't really argue as to why would someone like to buy or sell at a particular price coz its a relative concept and depends on person to person. some may find a stock value buy even at 1000 whereas according to you it might not be worth more than 900. Ans as buyers and sellers exist at all levels your stock is bought and sold at all levels.
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It is illegal to MAKE a copy, regardless if you sell it or not.\nThe section is:\nUSC 17 106-1.\n[1]
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It's their product......from their company.....yet they can't set their own price?\n\nSo that means if I want to buy something from you....and you want $20 bucks and I only want to pay $5....that means you must sell it to me for $5....cause I want it for that.\n\nDon't go into the field of business as you have no clue how it works.
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You can use ebay Trading Assistants to sell your items for you. You can find them here http://tradingassistant.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?TradingAssistant&page=main\n\nOr you can use third party such as iSoldit.com which offers sells on ebay for others. You can bring to their stores your merchandise and they will sell it for you on ebay. You can find the list of iSoldit.com stores in your area on this page: http://www.i-soldit.com/locations.asp\n\nTheir commission is basically 30% of the amount the item's selling price \nhttp://www.i-soldit.com/fees.asp \n\nPlus, they will deduct from you the selling fees incurred as well as payment processing fees. \n\nSimply put, they are not cheap. But if you don't have time or dont want to be hassled taking pictures of the items or learning how to sell on ebay, they can make you better money than downright throwing the items or giving them to charity.\n\nFor example, you sell through them a scrapbook kit that ends for $20 -\n\nTOTAL PRICE = $20\n\nLESS:\niSoldit Commission (40%) = $8\nListing/Gallery photo fee = $0.70 \n5.25% fee = $1.05\nPayment processing fee $.30 plus 2.5% of the total transaction value (sales price, shipping & handling and sales tax) = $1.10\n\nSo you will end up with $10.20 more or less. Think if this is something you'd want\n\nAlso try the following:\n\nhttp://www.quikdrop.com/getstarted.php\nhttp://www.auctiondrop.com/TheUPSStores/TheUPSStores.aspx
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Sell it on eBay, but look first to see if similar items are being sold, and for what price.  That will give you an idea of a starting bid for yours.
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Your best option is to use the eBay Trading Assistant program, where sellers register on eBay to sell for other people. You can search for trading assistants in your area using this tool:\n\nhttp://tradingassistant.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?TradingAssistant&page=main
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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.
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some one might pay a lot of money for it...try ebay you can always refuse the bid!! depending what kind of shape it is in you could get around 5 grand if it is new
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Try e-bay or Craigslists. I have sold a lot of stuff using both of these sites.
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WAIT! Don't sell it on Ebay just yet. Check the prices on Ebay First, Go to the llibrary and get a collectors book on Antiques or Elvis items. Get an apprasial on your collection if its large. Then you could sell it an Elvis show or to another collector with your apprasial. Or if you want to sell it on Ebay with your appraisal with reservel Do you really want your $2,000 collection being sold for $400 because the people bidding at the time don't know how much its worth?
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I always haggle... my grandmother taught me how to do it when I was little kid in NYC. I am very, very persistent... Usually it's fairly clear what an item is worth, and it's very obvious when they're asking too much... most flea markets expect you to haggle over the price, so they set the price high to begin with.
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Because some of us on eBay buy in bulk so we can cut out the middle man and sell the product to you for cheaper than advertised elsewhere.If you need more information you can always go to the eBay forums and talk to people on eBay, most would be more than happy to help you.
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Trying to get through all the information on eBay can be a challenge especially if you don't have that much extra time. \n\nFirst thing I would do is search for "like items" and see what other people have sold theirs for. If something you want to sell is only selling for $5.00 or so and you were expecting $10.00, now might be the right time to post your auction.\n\nBut there is a great alternative to YOU selling on ebay.  Using a drop-shop where they take your item and sell it for you!  They take the pictures--writing the description and shipping it out. They charge a commission of course, but sometimes it's worth it just to have a sale be hassle free!\n\nThe link below is to their main web site and you can click on whatever state you live in to see if there is a store near you.\n\nThere is also people on eBay (TRADING PARTNERS) who will sell for you too--you can find them by zip code.\n\nThere's also TURBO LISTER which is free software that you can download into your computer.  It's so you can get your auctions ready to post on eBay off line and then just upload them when you're ready to post. \n\nSomeone mentioned in an answer a few above me what happens if you don't sell something. It's true that you can list it again within a time frame (check with eBay for exact data) and if the item sells the 2nd time you don't have to pay for the ad again.\n\nWhat is correct is:\nIf you DON'T SELL the item the 2nd  time around, you pay for that ad too.
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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
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Find out who the owner is (local tax records at your town hall or county clerks office will help you determine the owner) and then contact them to see if they are willing to sell.  If they don't want to sell, there is nothing you can do.
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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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not to try, just to sell. But if you try to buy from people who don't like to be put in that position, they will report you.\nyour basically asking people to break the law for you.