posted on August 15, 2004 12:56:55 PM
I just received (Positive) feedback from someone who never paid for the item she won. Her feedback was for another auction she won, sent to me, so I reminded her that she never paid for my auction and that I was relisting. I also told her she might want to send feedback to the correct auction. I had previously filed NPB and negative feedback for her.
I haven't had many bad auctions so far--Very Lucky--as I listen to some of you and your FVF's etc.
Thought you might get a kick out of this loser.
I have been learning so much from all of you!
I have a question...I love estate sales, garage sales, Goodwill...But would like to have something more stable.
Can you enlighten me on how to buy wholesale lots and how you may have done your research on Hot Sellers.
Also, How do you add pics to these boards?
Thanks,
Teri
I offended some of you with my first post and a sig line that accidently got posted. I apologized on that thred, but wanted to make sure you all knew that I was sorry for my mistake.
Remove the starrey-thingys! (I'm afraid of the spelling-police...)
WHOLESALE LOTS THAT SELL GREAT on feeBAY:
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[ edited by tomwiii on Aug 15, 2004 01:30 PM ]
posted on August 15, 2004 02:00:09 PM
there are no such things as wholesale lots that are stable enough to make money on them. you are always at risk for whatever you buy. what is hot today may be a fading fad tomorrow. not to discourage you, but the reality is that we all have our niche and revealing secrets only adds competition to the mix. there are few thing out there that make good money in lots. Even high dollar electronics change so quickly that one hot feature today is passe tomorrow as well. The best advice is to sell fast.
posted on August 15, 2004 03:56:00 PM
The so called hot products, the magnetic yellow ribbons, for example have a short selling window so you need to get them in fast, sell them out fast,and don't restock.
The demand usually lasts from a few days to perhaps a month then you need the next hot item. Best to buy and sell what you know best. Know anyone that wants a bunch of cell phone amplifiers or a couple bags of Beanie Babies?
posted on August 15, 2004 07:35:18 PM
I have Beanie Babies coming out my ears! I have 4 girls and they love Beanies, but no more, thanks. They're into those Beanie Kids now.
Thanks for the help.
Teri
posted on August 16, 2004 03:51:36 PM
I received a reply email from this NPB and she had no idea what auction I was talking about. I sent her my copy of invoice and she verified it was her email address, but says she never bid on this item and thinks someone used her ID. Can this happen? What do I do next? Her questions sound Very sincere and astounded, actually.
