posted on February 18, 2001 09:16:56 AM
Sjo what? If people want Playboy they bid and remove them from the listing. If they either do not approve of Playboy or just don't want them they do not bid. For the rest of us, who cares? I am not being offensive. I am only asking what is your point.
posted on February 18, 2001 09:50:44 AM
It is great to have a posting that actually has data that shows us the viewers what is happening on the internet. All too many say "go some where else to sell" also "don't put all of your eggs in one basket" but they show noting to back up the statements.
This indevidual shows us the data and lets us ther viewer make our own deduction!
posted on February 18, 2001 11:01:11 AM
Hi cix, quickdraw29, chizlemon:
We are dealer of Playboy, Penthouse and adult paperbacks, we only have programs to collect those categories, at the suggestion of another tracker of online auctions; we decided to share this information, since knowing where to list (the best possible place for your category) is half of the battle to get bids.
Being successful at online auctions is a partially a matter of numbers and statistic analysis.
I have a couple of questions for you - I have a whole stack of playboys in Mint condition sitting here that I haven't listed as they are post-1979 (and therefore would need to be listed in eBay's adult section - no mainstream hits!) Are these worth it to list on playboy?
Also, I have 6 books of an adult adventure series (Butler) - abe and bibliofind list them quite high, but they didn't do anything on eBay - any hints on where to list them?
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