Here’s an old Candlestick Phone I picked up at a yardsell for $3.00.?
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I normally like to sell items on eBay that I have some experience with. That way, I know what to expect.But, every once in a while I’ll run across something that I’ll take a chance on. Just because it looks like it may be valuable or just fun to sell.
Researching past auctions can really help you out when you have an item that you have never sold before or know little about. A few minutes spent researching can mean the difference between getting a lot of bidding action and a nice high final price for your item or 0 bids and a “sorry — your item didn’t sell” notice from eBay.On the other hand, if you don’t know how to research you can waste a lot of time looking at auctions trying to figure out why one item had 10 bids and sold for $75.00 while the exact same items had 0 bids and didn’t even bring the opening bid of $19.99.
Finally, someone has taken the mystery and drudgery out of researching…
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James
