Bad listings

TheCardMan

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• Jan 17, 2010

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Time and time again it happens on ebay... high end cards are listed badly, and the card goes much cheaper than its worth.

Here this for example:
gary ablett jr trading cards - eBay Geelong Cats, Memorabilia, AFL, Australian Rules, Sport. (end time 26-Jan-10 13:55:18 AEDST)

If I didnt list it here, then I doubt it would go over $100.

I made this thread so other people can share upon their experiences of similar situations.

 

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Sacha

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• Jan 17, 2010

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It was BIN $100 b4 i bid on it.....

 

crows2010

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• Jan 17, 2010

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no feedback...

I loved the Dunstall Legend card for sale for $1000 recently haha.

 

TheCardMan

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• Jan 17, 2010

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Sacha said:

It was BIN $100 b4 i bid on it.....

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Really...? Wow!

I keep a close eye on all 2006 BPs and I have never seen this one before... very badly listed haha

 

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Sacha

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• Jan 17, 2010

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crows2010 said:

no feedback...

I loved the Dunstall Legend card for sale for $1000 recently haha.

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yeh i saw that.... theres was one BIN for $10 at the same time ...

 

crg0084

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• Jan 17, 2010

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I missed it at the time but a guy picked up a pendlebury dps for bin $40!!! (When the average was $150) not sure how the listing was worded but wow. My guess is some people just dont know? Usually u find people with no feedback the cards always sell for lower than there value due to the risk involved if there legit.

 

33WING

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• Jan 17, 2010

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I tend to prey on poorly worded listings, that's how I scored my 1980 Scanlens set and some Hawks Auto's. But I have also failed myself by listing poorly.

There's a site called Fat Fingers and is worth a look, the stuff you can score from using this site is pretty cool.

 

crg0084

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• Jan 17, 2010

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Maso78 said:

I tend to prey on poorly worded listings, that's how I scored my 1980 Scanlens set and some Hawks Auto's. But I have also failed myself by listing poorly.

There's a site called Fat Fingers and is worth a look, the stuff you can score from using this site is pretty cool.

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I wonder how do u come accross these? just type in random things? im sure there would be 1000s of things that dont sell due to poor listing people not finding it. I tend when im looking for cards just to type in afl draft for dps what do other people try? sometimes i type afl signature but get tired of wallowing through gold foils