Author Topic: how many of us collect new (meaning recently produced ) nisb sets?  (Read 4888 times)

Offline Martin Milner

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to say the truth the old set's are the ones that make money if you win a rare wanted item you can sell it for much more.

Really? Then why aren't you doing it?

I think your buy-on-eBay-to-resell-on-eBay theory is fundamentally flawed. 

when you sell on ebay all you win it's your's or they keep from you some amound??

eBay keep back a portion of the sale profit, and of course there's a fee for listing in the first place, so if you list a lot of stuff that doesn't sell you will be out of pocket. You can look these fees up on eBay.

Don't forget there's also the cost of postage. I've won several auctions recently where the postage cost was 50-100% of the actual item cost.

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Really? Then why aren't you doing it?


to sell all my misb playmobil no i love them ! if i have a big need i might sell a couple
 
 
 
I think your buy-on-eBay-to-resell-on-eBay theory is fundamentally flawed. 

i don't know it's a little silly to do all this trouble to buy something go to receive it then list it then go to post it only for a few money but you never know you might get a lot more
 
Don't forget there's also the cost of postage. I've won several auctions recently where the postage cost was 50-100% of the actual item cost.

this is bad if the postage is very expensive for the item you are buying you can inform this to ebay when you leave feedback  does this have any effect to the seller i don't know!
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