I often wonder the same thing, unless it is to feel the waters out and they really are not that motivated to sell. i can see having a reserve, but at some point I think there comes a time to disclose what you want for something as I am like you, I do not like guessing that they seller wants for it. I figure it is up to the seller to price the item, then I can always make a lower offer if I disagree. Rarely will I offer with no idea what the seller wants for it. I have been watching a vehicle on ebay for the past couple months now. This is the 3rd round of them listing it, and both previous times it has not met reserve, and I notice it seems bidders are losing interest as it is way behind where it was the previous attempt, but has a day or so left, and reserve is still not being met. I am only watching as I have a similar item I plan on selling and trying to determine pricing on my item based on high bids. I figure after 3 rounds of him trying to sell, and active bidding (roughly 30 bids), he should have a fair idea what it is worth, unless he has someone bidding the item up.
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