Random Thoughts Thread
- BoneSnapDeez
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dat feeling when you sit down on an unfamiliar toilet and DUNK
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BoneSnapDeez wrote:
dat feeling when you sit down on an unfamiliar toilet and DUNK
It's just a little kiss from Poseidon
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we live in a world where 10s to load a web site is considered frustratingly slow
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Man, those six-shooters in the black and white westerns sure do hold a lot of bullets.
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Not sure if paying eBay prices is reasonable or stupid. Some items seem unreasonably marked up due to the believe of the seller that this is a rare or special item.
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- BoneSnapDeez
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lol yes you're describing the standard eBay experience.
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BoneSnapDeez wrote:lol yes you're describing the standard eBay experience.
I am fine with that, but after 6-12months when no one has purchased that item, the seller should figure out this is probably not the market price. I expect that a seller would rather exchange it for money instead of clinging on to it forever on a set price point.
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Message the seller with an offer! My wife and I have scored some amazing deals by sending an offer to a seller that’s had something sitting around for a while.
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prfsnl_gmr wrote:Message the seller with an offer! My wife and I have scored some amazing deals by sending an offer to a seller that’s had something sitting around for a while.
I don't remember that exact numbers, but I tried that trick with a guy that was selling a new DVD copy of a forgotten movie from over a decade ago (but out of print), I think he was asking like $15 and I gave it a shot for $10 or $5 and he sent the decline instantly. I kind of learned not to use that trick again . Sure it was cheap at asking price but in reality who would pay $15 for a dvd copy of an unknown movie, it was $3-5 bin material a decade. There was probably shipping price over that.
is there a way I can tell how long the item have been listed? I don't think eBay gives out that information.