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 zemanski
 
posted on September 4, 2000 07:20:14 PM new
I have an item that does well each time I list it, though nothing high dollar. I am wondering if I should just clean out my inventory (I have about 25 left) by doing a Dutch auction or if I should just continue to list them individually....one week at a time. Looking for feedback on similar situations.

Wendy
 
 rancher24
 
posted on September 4, 2000 07:28:18 PM new
I suppose it would depend on how bad you want to "clean out the inventory".....I have had a few items that I could have run Dutch, but never did....The smaller items I relisted each time, the bigger ticket items I ran a couple at a time (although not dutch) offered a discount to winning bidder with multiples and (I believe) got higher prices than I would have if I did run 'em dutch.....Just my 2 cents....

~ Rancher

 
 coyote0
 
posted on September 4, 2000 08:12:08 PM new
Dutch is LESS hassle and from my experience you make far LESS money too. For some reason people tend to avoid dutch auctions.
 
 macandjan
 
posted on September 4, 2000 08:42:41 PM new
I use dutch all the time because I want a big turnover and am happy with the opening bid price. But I can buy all I want of what I sell. If it was a one shot deal for these items I would do them one by one if I could afford to so as to maximize the return.

 
 
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