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Posted by Larry806 on August 04, 2004 at 17:12:36 from (209.143.47.84):
In Reply to: Question about ebay posted by Garry on August 04, 2004 at 08:15:55:
As some said things change at e bay. I've have bought & sold there for years. I've bought enough tractors & sent money orders sight unseen that would give some of you heart attacks. I've sold as many that way also.I've never had a bad feedback & left only one. Anytime I see that guy tring to sell I tell about him. I sold a JD 70 it cost me 8.75 to list it with a reserve than a commission IF it sold ( it did) One year later buyer traded that tractor back on 2 more I listed the same tractor again E bay had changed the game The same ad with the same pic's cost 54.00 PLUS a commission if it sold . I could run the same ad with out a reserve for the 8.75 & just pull it at the last min if it wasn't selling good ( I didn't)I don't use them NEAR as much anymore
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